
Diane E. Brown
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Diane E. Brown
@ddowntownb
Executive Director of @ArizonaPIRG. Twitter: personal not professional. Thumbs up to politics, sports, wine.



Whether you like driving places or you prefer to walk, bike, or take public transportation, everyone should have the choice to move around in the way that meets their needs. #Prop400E gives residents in Maricopa County the freedom to choose. OurMomentumPlan.com






How much could Ariz. governments save by switching to electric vehicles? New report cites big number azcentral.com/story/money/bu…

To effectively address existing and future challenges, we have to work together, drawing from our common values, to provide education that prepares learners for public service. Thanks for your partnership, @tombrokaw. thehill.com/opinion/educat…

NEW - @GovernorHobbs, @CommerceGov, and @NTIAgov announced Arizona will receive $993.1 MILLION to expand high-speed internet access to all Arizonans. MORE: azgovernor.gov/office-arizona…

Valley Partnership is pleased to announce Clark Princell as our new President and CEO. Clark's leadership experience and policy expertise will allow Valley Partnership to continue its work in the region.

I just vetoed the partisan Prop 400 bill that fails to adequately support Arizona's economic growth and does nothing to attract new business or create good-paying jobs. I strongly encourage the Legislature to vote on the compromise supported by a bipartisan majority in the House and Senate, business and labor leaders, and Maricopa County mayors.

Your drapes and curtains can be more than decoration. They can also help keep you cool and keep your utility bills in check. consumerreports.org/home-garden/en…


.@ArizonaPIRG filed a letter today calling on the ACC to standardize its workshop process. Why are stakeholders learning about workshops on non-urgent topics with no ability to present with less than a week’s notice??? #energytwitter docket.images.azcc.gov/E000027814.pdf

The AZ Legislature chose traffic congestion, fringe special interests and sprawl over the interests of Maricopa Co residents. Mayors worked on a compromise Prop 400 plan that will continue to grow the economy and create jobs. We will ensure this plan goes to the voters.

Now, it’s time for legislators to vote on a compromise that is supported by a bipartisan majority in both chambers, business and labor leaders, and Maricopa County cities. Republican leadership needs to stop playing partisan games, put the bipartisan compromise up for a vote, and stop holding our state’s economic potential hostage.

