2013 Financial Disclosure Statements

2013 annual Financial Disclosure Statements cover Calendar Year 2012, and are listed by each public official's name in alphabetical order.

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Public Official Date Received
Ableser, Edward Z. January 23, 2013
Aboud, Paula January 31, 2013
Allen, John M. January 16, 2013
Allen, Sylvia Tenney February 1, 2013
Alston, Lela January 28, 2013
Antenori, Frank R. February 25, 2013
Arredondo, P. Ben January 17, 2013
Ash, Cecil P. January 24, 2013
Barto, Nancy K. January 31, 2013
Barton, Brenda January 11, 2013
Begay, Carlyl W. October 4, 2013
Bennett, Ken January 29, 2013
Biggs, Andy January 30, 2013
Bitter Smith, Susan January 24, 2013
Borrelli, Sonny January 10, 2013
Boyer, Paul January 15, 2013
January 28, 2013
Bradley, David January 15, 2013
Brewer, Jan January 31, 2013
Brophy McGee, Kate January 11, 2013
Burges, Judy M. January 23, 2013
Burns, Brenda January 18, 2013
Burns, Robert "Bob" January 30, 2013
Cajero Bedford, Olivia January 16, 2013
Campbell, Chad January 31, 2013
Carter, Heather January 31, 2013
Chabin, Thomas E. "Tom" January 28, 2013
Coleman, Douglas Kent January 16, 2013
Contreras, Guadalupe C. January 30, 2013
Court, Stephen G. January 9, 2013
Crandall, Rich January 29, 2013
Crandell, Chester January 11, 2013
Dalessandro, Andrea January 28, 2013
January 30, 2014
Dial, Jeff January 2, 2013
Driggs, Adam January 30, 2013
Ducey, Douglas A. January 31, 2013
Escamilla, Juan Carlos January 29, 2013
January 30, 2013
Fann, Karen E. January 28, 2013
Farley, Steve January 23, 2013
Farnsworth, David C. December 11, 2013
Farnsworth, Eddie January 31, 2013
Fillmore, John January 31, 2013
Fontana, Nicholas A. February 22, 2013
Forese III, Thomas January 10, 2013
March 28, 2014
Gabaldon, Rosanna January 22, 2013
Gallardo, Steve M. January 30, 2013
Gallego, Ruben January 31, 2013
Gonzales, Sally Ann January 29, 2013
February 14, 2013
Goodale, Doris January 30, 2013
Gould, Ronald C. January 30, 2013
Gowan, David January 29, 2013
Gray, Rick January 18, 2013
Gray, Linda January 22, 2013
Griffin, Gail January 28, 2013
Hale, Albert January 28, 2013
Harper, Jack Wesley January 10, 2013
Hart, Joe January 28, 2013
January 29, 2014
Hernandez, Lydia January 30, 2013
Hobbs, Katie January 30, 2013
Horne, Tom January 7, 2013
Huppenthal, John January 31, 2013
Jackson Jr., Jack C. January 17, 2013
Jones, Russel L. February 19, 2013
Judd, Peggy February 26, 2013
Kavanagh, John January 3, 2013
May 8, 2014
Kennedy, Sandra January 30, 2013
Klein, Lori January 30, 2013
Kwasman, Adam January 31, 2013
Landrum, Leah January 15, 2013
January 24, 2013
Larkin, Jonathan R. January 25, 2013
January 31, 2013
Lesko, Debbie January 29, 2013
Lewis, Jerry January 29, 2013
Livingston, David January 22, 2013
Lopez, Linda January 28, 2013
Lovas, Phil January 10, 2013
Lujan, David January 31, 2013
Mach, Stefanie January 31, 2013
McComish, John January 16, 2013
McCune Davis, Debbie January 31, 2013
McGuire, Barbara January 11, 2013
McLain, Nancy January 25, 2013
Melvin, Albert Anthony January 28, 2013
Mendez, Juan January 30, 2013
Mesnard, J.D. January 25, 2013
February 25, 2013
Meyer, Eric January 24, 2013
Meza, Robert January 31, 2013
Miranda, Catherine H. January 29, 2013
Miranda, Richard March 8, 2013
Mitchell, Darin January 30, 2013
Montenegro, Steve January 31, 2013
Murphy, Richard A. (Rick) January 28, 2013
Nelson Sr., John B. January 7, 2013
Newman, Paul January 30, 2013
January 31, 2013
Olson, Justin January 31, 2013
Orr, Ethan January 31, 2013
Pancrazi, Margaret Lynne January 18, 2013
Patterson, Daniel January 31, 2013
Peshlakai, Jamescita Mae January 30, 2013
Petersen, Warren January 11, 2013
Pierce, Gary January 15, 2013
Pierce, Justin January 7, 2013
Pierce, Stephen M. January 30, 2013
Pratt, Franklin M. "Frank" January 3, 2013
Proud, Terri January 29, 2013
Quezada, Martin J. January 31, 2013
Reagan, Michele January 22, 2013
Reeve, Amanda A. January 31, 2013
Robson, Robert J. January 8, 2013
January 31, 2013
Saldate, Macario January 29, 2013
Schapira, David January 20, 2013
Seel, Carl January 30, 2013
Sherwood, Andrew January 31, 2013
Shooter, Donald M. January 30, 2013
Shope Jr., Thomas R. January 30, 2013
Sinema, Kyrsten January 31, 2013
Smith, Steve January 31, 2013
Steele, Victoria L. January 31, 2013
Stevens, David January 31, 2013
Stump, Bob January 25, 2013
Thorpe, Bob January 30, 2013
Tobin, Andy January 23, 2013
Tovar, Anna January 30, 2013
Townsend, Kelly January 31, 2013
Ugenti, Michelle January 31, 2013
Urie, Steven R. January 7, 2013
Vogt, Janson T. January 28, 2013
Ward, Kelli January 31, 2013
Weiers, Jerry P. January 2, 2013
Wheeler, Bruce January 31, 2013
Williams, Vic February 25, 2013
Worsley, Robert M. January 18, 2013
Yarbrough, Steven B. January 18, 2013
January 30, 2013
Yee, Kimberly January 23, 2013

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