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2017 Financial Disclosure Statements

2017 annual Financial Disclosure Statements cover Calendar Year 2016, and are listed by each public official's name in alphabetical order.

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Abe, Alysson
Abrams, Lisa
Ackerley, Chris
Adleman, Jay
Ainley, Tina
Albrecht, Richard
Allen, Glenn
Allen, John
Allen, Sylvia
Alston, Lela
Anderson, Aimee
Anderson, Arthur
Andrade, Richard
Aragon, Gustavo
Ash, Lori
Assini, John
Astrowsky, Brad
Bachus, Alison
Bailey, Cynthia
Bales, Scott
Bannon, Terry
Barker, John
Barth, Michael
Barto, Nancy
Barton, Brenda
Barton, Janet
Bassett, Edward
Beene, James
Benally, Jennifer
Benally, Wenona
Bennett, Renee - New Appointee
Benny, Margaret
Beresky, Justin
Bergin, Dawn
Bergin, Jeffrey
Bernini, Deborah
Bernstein, Jerry
Bibbens, Lisa
Biggs, Andy
Blair, Michael
Blanc, Isela
Blomo, James
Bluff, Michael
Bodow, Keelan
Bolding, Reginald
Bolick, Clint
Borrelli, Sonny
Bostwick, Janet
Bowers, Russell
Bowie, Sean
Boyer, Paul
Bradley, David
Brain, Mark
Brame, Veronica
Brearcliffe, Sean
Brickner, Nicole
Brnovich, Mark - Amended
Brnovich, Mark
Brnovich, Susan - Amended
Brnovich, Susan
Brodman, Roger
Brophy McGee, Kate
Brotherton, William
Brown Nichols, Cathleen
Brown, Michael
Browning, Christopher
Brutinel, Robert
Bryson, Kyle
Burges, Judy
Burns, Bob
Bustamante, Lori Horn
Butler, Jane
Butler, Kelly
Butler, Michael
Butner, Joseph
Cajero Bedford, Olivia
Callahan, Dwight
Camacho, Douglas
Campagnolo, Theodore
Campbell, Jennifer - New Appointee
Campbell, Jennifer
Campbell, Noel
Cardenas, Mark
Carlisle, Derek
Carter, Heather
Cattani, Kent
Chambers, Bryan
Chavez, Cesar
Chon-Lopez, Javier
Christoffel, Dean
Clark, Ken
Clarke, Terri
Clodfelter, Todd
Cobb, Regina
Coffey, Rodrick
Cohen, Bruce
Cohen, Suzanne
Coleman, Douglas
Como, Gregory
Conlogue, James
Conn, Steven
Connors, Julia
Contes, Connie
Contreras, Lupe
Cook, David
Cooper, Katherine
Corsaro, Kimberly
Coury, Christopher
Crawford, Janice
Cruz, Maria Elena - New Appointee
Cruz, Maria Elena
Culbertson, Kristin
Cunanan, David
Dalessandro, Andrea
Davis, Jay
Descheenie, Eric
DeWit, Jeff
Dial, Jeff
Ditsworth, John
Donahue, Susan
Donofrio, Charles
Doody, John
Douglas, Diane
Downie, Margaret
Ducey, Douglas
Dunn, Boyd
Eckerstrom, Peter
Eikleberry, Jane
Elledge, Karl
Eppich, Karl - New Appointee
Eppich, Karl
Epstein, Mitzi
Espinosa, Philip
Espinoza, Jose
Fann, Karen
Farley, Steve
Farnsworth, David
Farnsworth, Eddie
Fell, Howard
Fenzel, Alfred
Ferlan, Geoffrey
Fernandez, Charlene
Fields, Richard
Figueroa, Gilberto
Finchem, Mark - Amended
Finchem, Mark
Fink, Dean
Fink, Thomas
Fish, Geoffrey
Fisk, Ronda - New Appointee
Flores, Lisa
Forese, Tom - Amended
Forese, Tom
Foster, George
Fox, Dewain
French, Colleen
Fridlund-Horne, Elaine
Friese, Randall
Fuller, DeLana
Fuller, Steven
Gabaldon, Rosanna
Gama, J. Richard
Garbarino, David
Garcia, Jeanne
Gard, Patrick
Garfinkel, Monica
Gass, David
Gates, Pamela
Gemmill, John
Gentry-Lewis, Jo Lynn
Georgini, Joseph
Gerlach, Douglas
Gialketsis, Cynthia
Giaquinto, Laura
Godoy, Teresa
Goldstein, Joseph
Gonzales, Sally Ann
Gooday, Henry
Gordon, Richard
Gould, Andrew
Gowan, David
Grantham, Travis
Granville, Warren
Gray, Rick
Green, Jennifer
Green, Patricia
Griffin, Brenden
Griffin, Gail
Gunderson, Brent
Gurtler, Charles
Guyton, Lauren
Hancock, Cele
Hannah, John
Hantman, Howard
Harrington, Charles
Harris, Myra
Harris, Susan
Harrison, Cari
Hart, Joe
Hartsell, Roger
Hatch, Jacqueline
Hatch, Ralph
Haws, David
Hegyi, Hugh
Hernandez, Daniel
Herrod, Michael
Higgins, Robert J.
Hinz, Richard
Hobbs, Katie | Amendment
Hochuli, Peter
Hoggatt, Wallace
Holding, Steven
Holmberg, Jason
Hopkins, Stephen
Hoskins, Nicolas
Howard, Joseph
Howe, Randall
Ireland, Jacki
Irwin, Charles
Jantzen, Lee
John, Drew
Johnsen, Diane
Johnson, Kellie - New Appointee
Jones, Kenton
Jones, Lori
Kaipo, Thomas
Kaiser, Brian
Kavanagh, John
Kelly, Virginia
Kemp, Michael
Kenworthy, Larry
Kern, Anthony
Kessler, Donn
Kettlewell, Susan
Kiley, Daniel
Kinsey, Brandon - New Appointee
Klein, Andrew
Kopec, Matt
Korbin Steiner, Ronee
Kreamer, Joseph
Kuhn, Cynthia
LaBianca, Margaret
LaFave, Julie
Laing, Utiki
Lambert, Richard
Lang, Todd
Langford, Jennifer
Latham, Michael
Lawrence, Jay
Leach, Vince
Lee, Kenneth
LeMaire, Kerstin
Lesko, Debbie
Linn, Cathleen
Little, Doug
Livingston, David
Liwski, Danelle
Lopez, John
Lovas, Phil
Lynch, Steven
Mach, Stefanie
Mackey, David
Mahoney, Meg
Mandell, Michael - New Appointee
Mandell, Michael
Marner, James
Marquoit, Thomas - New Appointee
Martin, Daniel
Martinez, Ray
Mata, Julie
McCarville, Stephen
McClennen, Crane
McCoy, Scott
McCullough, Margaret
McCune Davis, Debbie
McGinley, Casey
McGuire, Barbara
McGuire, John Justin
McLaughlin, Jane
McMurdie, Paul
McNally, Colleen
Mead, Kathleen
Mendez, Juan
Mesnard, J.D.
Metcalf, Douglas
Meyer, Eric
Meza, Robert
Mikitish, Joseph
Miller, Leslie
Miller, Michael
Miller, Phemonia
Minder, Scott
Miranda, Catherine
Mitchell, Darin
Montenegro, Steve
Montoya-Paez, Anna
Moran, Mark
Morrow, Jim
Morse, James - New Appointee
Morton, Wendy
Moskowitz, Frank
Mosley, Paul
Mroz, Rosa
Mulleneaux, Christine
Mullins, Karen
Myers, Sam
Napper, John
Navarrete, Otoniel
Neal, Delia
Nelson, John
Nelson, Roger
Newcomb, Casey
Newman, Matthew - New Appointee
Nichols, Richard
Nielson, Dale
Norgaard, Jill
Norris, Patricia
Nothwehr, Richard
Nutt, Becky
O'Connor, Karen
O'Neil, Christopher - New Appointee
Oberbillig, Robert
Oldham, Brenda
Olson, Justin
Olson, Robert
Orozco, Patricia
Otis, Erin
Otondo, Lisa
Owens, Bernard
Padilla, Jose
Palmer, David
Pancrazi, Lynne
Passamonte, Carolyn
Paupore, Jeffrey
Payne, Kevin
Pelander, John
Pennington, Alyce
Perkins, Allan
Perkins, Jennifer - New Appointee
Peshlakai, Jamescita
Peten, Geraldine - New Appointee
Petersen, Warren
Peterson, Michael
Pineda, Susanna
Plante, John Paul
Platt, Richard
Plumlee, Celeste
Polk, Jay
Popko, Sigmund
Portley, Maurice
Powers Hannley, Pamela
Pratt, Frank
Pratte, Deborah
Quezada, Martin
Quigley, Kathleen
Rash, Scott
Rea, John
Reagan, Michele
Reckart, Laura
Reed, Ted
Rees, Brian Smith
Reeves, Mark Wayne
Reinstein, Peter
Repp, Rhonda
Richter, Virginia
Rios, Rebecca
Rivero, Tony
Roads, Lee Ann
Roberts, Lisa
Robson, Bob
Rogers, Joshua
Rosales, Gilbert
Rouff, Stephen
Rubalcava, Jesus
Ruechel, Michala
Rueter, Jeffrey
Rummage, James
Russell, Andrew
Ryan-Touhill, Jennifer
Ryan, Timothy
Sakall, Gregory - New Appointee
Saldate, Macario
Salman, Athena
San Angelo, Laurie
Sanders, Corey
Sanders, Ken
Sanders, Teresa
Scales, Gary
Schneider Duncan, Sally
Schwartz, Aryeh
Seyer, David
Sherwood, Andrew
Shooter, Don
Shope, Thomas
Simmons, Sarah
Sinclair, Joan
Sipe, Billy
Slayton, Dan
Smith, James
Smith, Shellie
Smith, Steve
Spencer, Barbara
Stanford, Kenneth
Starr, Patricia
Stauffer, Monica
Steinle, Roland
Stephens, Sherry
Stevens, David
Stocking-Tate, Kathryn
Stringer, David
Stump, Bob
Sukenic, Howard
Svoboda, Pamela
Swann, Peter
Syms, Maria
Talamante, David
Tang, Paul
Thomason, Timothy
Thompson, Jon
Thompson, Peter
Thorpe, Bob
Thumma, Samuel
Timmer, Ann
Tobin, Andy - Amended
Tobin, Andy
Townsend, Kelly
Trebesch, Patricia
Udall, David
Udall, Michelle
Ugenti-Rita, Michelle
Van Wie, Annielaurie
VandenBerg, Lisa
VanWyck, Robert
Vasquez, Garye
Vederman, Sam
Velasquez, Ceci
Vigil, Julia
Viola, Danielle
Wagener, Joan
Warner, Randall
Washburn, Daniel
Washington, Eartha
Weagant, Megan
Wein, Kevin
Weiss, Richard
Weninger, Jeff
Wharton, Lawrence
White, Kevin
White, Susan
Whitehead, Roy
Whitten, Christopher
Williams, Paula
Williams, Rick
Wing, Thomas
Wingard, William
Winthrop, Lawrence
Woodburn, R. Jeffrey
Woods, Catherine
Worsley, Bob
Wright, Timothy
Yarbrough, Steve
Yee, Kimberly
Yehling, Wayne - New Appointee
Yehling, Wayne
Young, Anna

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