LEGISLATIVE POLICY COMMITTEE
Purpose: Under CSA by-laws (Article 11), the LPC implements the legislative program adopted by the Board.
2025 Legislative Policy Committee Membership
Apache County - Alton Joe Shepherd
Cochise County - Frank Antenori
Coconino County - Patrice Horstman
Alternate - Lena Fowler
Gila County - Steve Christensen
Graham County - Paul David
Greenlee County - William Wearne
La Paz County - Duce Minor
Maricopa County - Kate Brophy McGee
Mohave County - Sonny Borrelli
Alternate - Rich Lettman
Navajo County - Daryl Seymore
Alternate - Jason Whiting
Pima County - Rex Scott
Pinal County - Stephen Miller
Alternate - Rich Vitiello
Yavapai County - Mary Mallory
Alternate - Chris Kuknyo
Yuma County - Lynne Pancrazi
Alternate - Jonathan Lines
Membership
Fifteen members–the six CSA Executive Committee officers and one representative from each county not represented by an officer. Meetings are open to all CSA members.
Voting Policy
Two-thirds of the entire LPC may adopt a position on behalf of CSA regarding any issue before the state legislature or U.S. Congress that is not addressed in the Board’s legislative program.
Meetings
The LPC meets as often as necessary during regular and special sessions of the legislature. During the regular session, meetings are scheduled at least once per month, although the LPC meets frequently when evolving issues demand rapid response or sustained attention.
Activities
The LPC is critical to the success of CSA’s coalition strategy. Supervisors bring the credibility and influence necessary to inform state legislators of the needs of local constituencies. Serving as a catalyst to involve Board colleagues in CSA legislative activities. CSA will provide staff support regarding these activities.