Juan Ciscomani

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1. “Scott experiencing a loss of consciousness, septic shock, and treatment with a medication that restricted her limbs' blood vessels to the point of needing to amputate both her hands and feet. Committed to continuing to do what she loves, even after a life- altering event, Mrs. Scott returned to the classroom in July of 2024, where she has proven that anything is possible when you refuse to be defined by circumstances. Being a great example to all the students that she serves and teaches, her colleagues, her administrators, but also our entire community of what grit and dedication and passion for a career like education can do for someone. Congratulations to Mrs. Scott, Lisa, on this incredible achievement. I thank her for the impact she has made on her students and our entire community. ____________________”

   House of Representatives2 September 2026Source ↗

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2. “Speaker, I rise today to honor and celebrate Lisa Scott from the Vail School District earning the title of 2027 Arizona Teacher of the Year. Mrs. Scott, who is an eighth grade science teacher at Esmond Station K-8, has earned the highest honor among educators in being named the 2027 Arizona Teacher of the Year by the Arizona Educational Foundation. This esteemed award celebrates and honors educators who represent the very best of their profession by both inspiring their students and also strengthening the local community. Not only has Mrs. Scott been an amazing educator, she has done so while also navigating significant life changes that resulted from a near-death experience in December of 2022. The discovery of a kidney stone led to Mrs.”

   House of Representatives2 September 2026Source ↗

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3. “The district will celebrate this historic milestone on September 23, bringing together members of the Tanque Verde community, both past and present, as a picture of the community's rich and unique history and honor the people who have made the district's success possible. To superintendent Dr. Scott Hagerman, teachers and staff, and students and families, congratulations on an incredible 140 years. Through their work and dedication, Tanque Verde Valley is home to outstanding public education. Congratulations again, and here is to many, many more wonderful academic years ahead and lives impacted of our future generations through the power of public education. Honoring Lisa Scott Being Named 2027 Arizona Teacher of the Year Mr. CISCOMANI. Mr.”

   House of Representatives2 September 2026Source ↗

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4. “The Warrior Healing Center cares for those who have served through crisis intervention, command and control, and a one-stop shop with several veteran organizations under the same roof. The center's dedicated work ensures that local veterans have access to the resources and the tools that they need to thrive. Veterans who come to the Warrior Healing Center are met with a caring staff and volunteers, which I have met, who are committed to understanding their individual needs. Through their efforts, these veterans are able to receive amazing short-term and also long-term support. I thank Director Cathie Goodman, Chief Clerk Dr. Tim Kirk, and everyone at the Warrior Healing Center for all the work that they do for our veterans. Their efforts have made an incredible impact in Sierra Vista, in Cochise County, and beyond as well.”

   House of Representatives2 September 2026Source ↗

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5. “Mr. Speaker, I rise today to honor the work of the Warrior Healing Center in Sierra Vista, Arizona. The Warrior Healing Center, which I was honored to visit earlier this year, is a pillar of the local veteran community. The center provides community and peer support to veterans throughout Sierra Vista with the goal of eliminating veteran suicide throughout Cochise County.”

   House of Representatives2 September 2026Source ↗

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6. “As we all grieve this devastating loss, we always remember her smile and kind heart. Linda gave so much to those around her. She will be greatly missed, and her legacy will live on through all of those she impacted, which are many. May my dear friend Linda rest in peace. ____________________”

   House of Representatives21 July 2026Source ↗

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7. “Linda was deeply loved and involved in Pima County politics for several decades. From serving as a precinct committeeman since 1972, being a legislative district chairman, president of several entities, chairman of the Pima County party, a vice chair of the State party, and office manager of the Arizona Governor's Office, she dedicated her life to making a difference in Arizona. Linda truly cared about our community and the people around her. She was always there for us. She was a great friend to our family and a big supporter of all of us, as well as many in our community. I am beyond grateful for Linda's leadership, her friendship, and the example she set for those who knew her. Laura and I are keeping the Barber family and their loved ones in our prayers.”

   House of Representatives21 July 2026Source ↗

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8. “I thank Lieutenant Colonels Rutter and Dwyer, for their outstanding leadership at Davis-Monthan. I congratulate both lieutenant colonels, the 357th Fighter Squadron, and everyone at Davis-Monthan on an extraordinary 50 years of A-10 operations. The last official A-10 flight on July 29 will be remembered as a significant milestone at Davis-Monthan, and our community will proudly remember this incredible 50-year chapter in our city's history. Honoring Life of Linda Barber Mr. CISCOMANI. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to remember and honor a dear friend, Linda Barber, who tragically passed in June. She was surrounded by her family and was certainly welcomed home by her husband, Jim, whom she missed dearly and spoke of often. My wife, Laura, and I are incredibly saddened by this loss to our community.”

   House of Representatives21 July 2026Source ↗

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9. “This spring, Davis-Monthan also celebrated the graduation of the final class of the A-10C Thunderbolt II student pilots from the 357th Training Squadron, marking the end of A-10 training at the base. These milestones bear historical significance and represent a longtime connection between the A-10, Davis-Monthan, and the Tucson community. The A-10 Thunderbolt II, nicknamed the Warthog, has great military significance not just in Tucson but across the Nation. Designed during the Cold War to combat Soviet tanks in Europe, this aircraft is the Air Force's only one built exclusively for close air support, or CAS. The A-10 has served the U.S. military for decades. While it will no longer be in use at Davis-Monthan, this aircraft will continue to be an essential asset of our Nation's military.”

   House of Representatives21 July 2026Source ↗

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10. “Mr. Speaker, I rise today to recognize the last official A-10 flight at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base in Tucson, Arizona. On July 29, the 357th Fighter Squadron commander, Lieutenant Colonel Ryan ``Clutch'' Rutter, and the 355th Operations Group commander, Lieutenant Colonel Rodney Dwyer, will mark the end of a phenomenal 50- year chapter of A-10 operations in Tucson.”

    House of Representatives21 July 2026Source ↗

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11. “I know the Dorados will enjoy their victory. They have earned it, and here is to another successful season and many, many more. ____________________”

    House of Representatives14 July 2026Source ↗

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12. “After three runner-up finishes in the past five seasons, the Dorados came out on top this year with a score of 4-3 in the championship game, finishing the season 29-6. This victory marks the team's first State title since 2017. It is also Coach Kelly Fowler's third title since starting at CDO. During the game, junior first baseman Emma Shaffer scored a three-run home run at the top of the first inning, putting the Dorados up 3-0 early in the game. The game was tied up 3-3 for a short time, but the tie was broken after Shaffer forced a walk to load the bases and freshman second baseman Brooklyn Benavides moved the score to 4-3. Mr. Speaker, I congratulate Coach Kelly Fowler, the whole team, and everyone who made this win possible. Their hard work has made their school and our community very proud.”

    House of Representatives14 July 2026Source ↗

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13. “The Lancers finished the fifth inning with three runs after an RBI single by senior catcher Sarah Camp and RBI double by senior first baseman CC Moraga with two outs which put the Lancers ahead 4-2. Mr. Speaker, I congratulate Coach Sztan, the whole team, and everyone who made this win possible. Their hard work has made their school and our community very proud. I know the Lancers will enjoy their victory. They have earned it, and here is to another successful season and many, many more. Congratulating the Canyon Del Oro High School Softball Team Mr. CISCOMANI. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to congratulate the Canyon del Oro High School softball team on winning the 2026 5A State championship title.”

    House of Representatives14 July 2026Source ↗

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14. “Congratulating Salpointe Catholic High School Softball Team Mr. CISCOMANI. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to congratulate Salpointe Catholic High School softball team on winning the 2026 4A State championship title. This victory marks the team's seventh title in the last nine years. Confident in the team's ability to win this year's title, Salpointe Coach Tricia Sztan and her staff ordered shirts with the slogan ``#TakeItBack2026'' written on the back. At the beginning of the fifth inning, senior second baseman Alyssa Montano led with a single and advanced to second with the help of senior pitcher-outfielder Soli Ramos. Then Catherine ``Peaches'' Sztan hit an RBI single to center field that scored Montano and tied up the game at 2.”

    House of Representatives14 July 2026Source ↗

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15. “Mr. Speaker, I rise today to congratulate Tanque Verde High School softball team on winning the 2026 3A State championship title. The Hawks earned the title by defeating Yuma Catholic by a 10-0 score. This victory marks the team's first-ever championship, an accomplishment that is exciting and worth celebrating.”

    House of Representatives14 July 2026Source ↗

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16. “To all the students, teachers, and parents who had a role in this amazing achievement, I thank them for their dedication. They have proven themselves and made their school and community incredibly proud. They should enjoy this victory. They earned it. ____________________”

    House of Representatives30 April 2025Source ↗

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17. “It is deeply honorable and much appreciated. I thank them for their service. Congratulations on a well-deserved promotion. Congratulating Orange Grove Middle School Mr. CISCOMANI. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to congratulate Arizona's Sixth Congressional District's own Orange Grove Middle School's eighth grade class for their big victory in the classroom, sweeping the Arizona Council on Economic Education's Economics Challenge. This competition allows students to compete and test their knowledge on economics, monetary policy, international trade, and even the stock market. What an incredibly bright group of young students. I know I definitely wasn't studying monetary policy in eighth grade like they are right now. Since January, 32 students have been hard at work, voluntarily spending their Sundays preparing for this competition.”

    House of Representatives30 April 2025Source ↗

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18. “As we wrap up the month, I am proud to celebrate the vital role community colleges play in supporting our students, building communities, expanding opportunities, and strengthening our Nation. {time} 1015 Congratulating Michael Humphries Mr. CISCOMANI. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to thank Michael Humphries for his distinguished service as Nogales Port of Entry director. After taking over Arizona's busiest border crossing in 2017, Director Humphries instituted policies that kept communities safe from dangerous contraband while ensuring trade and commerce continued to flow smoothly. He uncovered record hauls of deadly fentanyl and other dangerous drugs and made sure that essential products like food and medical equipment made it through the port of entry without interruption, even during the COVID pandemic.”

    House of Representatives30 April 2025Source ↗

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19. “Together with colleges across the Nation, these institutions serve over 10 million students, equipping them with the skills they need to thrive and succeed. My time at Pima Community College was deeply impactful and gave me the tools that I needed to pursue my own American Dream, a dream that I am so blessed to live every single day. For decades, community colleges have empowered students of all ages and backgrounds with the knowledge, certification, and hands-on skills they need to thrive and succeed. From nurses to welders, teachers to construction workers, and so much more, community colleges are responsible for training the workforce that drives our economy forward.”

    House of Representatives30 April 2025Source ↗

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20. “Mr. Speaker, I rise today as a cosponsor of H. Res. 340, commemorating April as Community College Month to honor and recognize the more than 1,000 public, Tribal, and independent community colleges across the U.S. Specifically, I want to highlight my alma mater, Pima Community College, and others from Arizona's Sixth Congressional District, Cochise College, Eastern Arizona College, and Central Arizona College.”

    House of Representatives30 April 2025Source ↗

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21. “I am grateful for the opportunity to honor these two young athletes for their accomplishments at such a young age. I know we all look forward to rooting for them and seeing all the amazing things that they will accomplish in their baseball and academic careers. Recognizing Andrada Polytechnic High School Mr. CISCOMANI. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to congratulate Andrada Polytechnic High School for receiving an A-plus School of Excellence Award by the Arizona Educational Foundation, the highest State-level recognition given to a public school. Go Mavericks. ____________________”

    House of Representatives8 April 2025Source ↗

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22. “Speaker, I rise today to honor and highlight Clayton Ratliff and Carlo Rivero, two young athletes from Arizona who were selected to play on the 12U USA Baseball team. This is a monumental achievement that reflects their dedication and perseverance to the sport. Tryouts start with 25,000 hopeful participants with three rounds of eliminations, ultimately creating a final roster of only 18 players. Clayton is a proud resident of Casa Grande and an aspiring baseball player who is well respected by everyone in his community. He is a pitcher and outfielder. Carlo lives in Tucson and comes from a proud baseball family. His dad played college baseball, and his grandfather played professionally in the MLB. He plays as a pitcher and an infielder.”

    House of Representatives8 April 2025Source ↗

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23. “Mr. Speaker, I rise today to honor the life and legacy of United States Air Corps sergeant and World War II veteran, Edward James McGraw. A tail gunner, Purple Heart and Bronze Star recipient, prisoner of war survivor, beloved member of the Greatest Generation, and Green Valley resident, Edward McGraw represented the highest ideals of service, sacrifice, and resilience.”

    House of Representatives8 April 2025Source ↗

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24. “When the VA placed OSA within the Veterans Benefits Administration, they deprioritized survivors' policies and skirted Congress' intent when it created this office. My bill would fix this by requiring OSA to operate within the Secretary's office, thereby prioritizing advocacy and services for servicemembers' and veterans' surviving spouses and families, as well. I will highlight the comment of a member of my Veterans Advisory Council, Ms. Jane Strain, a surviving spouse and an Army veteran herself. She said: Surviving spouses and families who cared for children, moved many times during a military career, compromised their own careers, and maintained their homelife while the servicemember was deployed have earned and deserve attention when the spouse has passed.”

    House of Representatives7 April 2025Source ↗

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25. “Mr. Speaker, I thank Chairman Bost for yielding me time today to speak in support of my bill, H.R. 1228, the Prioritizing Veterans' Survivors Act. Since being elected, I have heard from military servicemembers and surviving family members about their struggles accessing VA benefits. In my district, I started a Veterans Advisory Council, and we often discuss this very topic to find ways to better this situation. I am always looking to ensure that Department of Veterans Affairs leaders hear the concerns of veterans' loved ones. From its creation, the Office of Survivors Assistance, OSA, was meant to serve as the principal adviser to the VA Secretary on all survivors' benefits and services, as well, including medical care and burial benefits.”

    House of Representatives7 April 2025Source ↗

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26. “Mr. Speaker, I rise today to congratulate the Pusch Ridge Christian Academy men's basketball team for winning their first championship in the history of the program. The 11th ranked Lions beat the 5th ranked Palo Verde Titans with a score of 69-46, an incredible performance by all players. From being four games under 0.500 just 6 weeks ago to clinching their goal as champions, this victory is an incredible underdog story.”

    House of Representatives11 March 2025Source ↗

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27. “Her unwavering dedication to our Nation's heroes has left an enduring impact, ensuring that veterans in our community receive the recognition, respect, and support that they deserve for their service to our Nation. Mr. Speaker, I thank Mrs. Davis for her steadfast devotion to our veterans and to our community. Congratulating Salpointe's Women's Soccer Team Mr. CISCOMANI. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to congratulate the Salpointe women's soccer team for an amazing =========================== NOTE =========================== On March 5, 2025, page H984, in the third column, the following appeared:”

    House of Representatives5 March 2025Source ↗

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28. “Mr. Speaker, I rise today to honor the life and legacy of Tucson Fire Department Battalion Chief Scott Krause, who dedicated over three decades of his career in service to our community. Chief Krause joined the fire department in June of 1982, answering the call to serve with courage, commitment, and a genuine passion.”

    House of Representatives5 March 2025Source ↗

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29. “Madam Speaker, I rise today in honor of my good friend J.D. Rottweiler for a remarkable 15 years of service as Cochise College's president and to wish him the best on his well-deserved retirement. Since his tenure began, J.D. has been a transformative leader known for his hyper-local initiatives and incredible work uplifting the college and its students.”

    House of Representatives12 February 2025Source ↗

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30. “Mr. Speaker, I rise today to honor the bravery of and share my sincere appreciation to all the firefighters in my district and across Arizona who went above and beyond the call of duty to help our neighbors in southern California during the recent devastating fires.”

    House of Representatives5 February 2025Source ↗

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