Amanda A. Reeve

General Information

Female
Photograph of Amanda A. Reeve

Biographical Information

Rep. Sam Crump vacated his seat on February 1, 2010 to run for a seat in the 3rd Congressional District.  He was replaced by Amanda A. Reeve who was appointed as a Representative for Legislative District 6 on February 17, 2010 and she was sworn in the same day (ALIS; Wingett, Yvonne.  "District 6 representative appointed."  The Arizona Republic, February 18, 2010. p. B and Journal of the House of Representatives, 49th Legislature, 2nd Regular Session, 2009, p. iv.)

The following is from ALIS for the 50th Arizona State Legislature, 1st Regular Session (2011):

Amanda A. Reeve  
Republican  District 6
House of Representatives
1700 W. Washington
Room 306
Phoenix, AZ 85007
Phone Number: (602) 926-3014
Fax Number: (602) 417-3048
Email Address:
[email protected]

The following is from ALIS for the 49th Arizona State Legislature, 2nd Regular Session (2010):

Amanda A. Reeve  
Republican  District 6
House of Representatives
1700 W. Washington
Room 342
Phoenix, AZ 85007
Phone Number: (602) 926-3014
Fax Number: (602) 417-3048
Email Address:
[email protected]
Home City: Phoenix
Occupation: Paralegal
Member Since: 2010
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Amanda Reeve was appointed to the Arizona House of Representatives on February 17, 2010 to replace outgoing Representative Sam Crump.  She represents Legislative District 6, which is a diverse district stretching from Moon Valley to New River and 40th Street to 51st Avenue.

As a Representative for LD 6, she strives to create economic development and sustainability, reduce burdensome government regulations, reform our educational system, all while being a fiscally responsible steward of your tax dollars.  She sits on the Environment Committee, the Military Affairs & Public Safety Committee, and the Transportation & Infrastructure Committee.

Amanda has served in a variety of volunteer capacities including:  member of the Paradise Valley Village Planning Committee for the City of Phoenix; as State Committeeman and Precinct Committeeman for the Arizona Republican Party; Deputy Director to the Arizona Bush-Cheney 2004 E-Campaign; Chair of North Valley Young Republicans, and liaison for the Arizona Young Republicans League to the Teenage Republicans.

In addition to being a State Representative, Amanda is a paralegal for an Environmental and Natural Resources client-service practice at Polsinelli Shughart, P.C.  She has experience in Superfund defense and cost recovery, hazardous-waste defense, environmental-insurance recovery, and a multitude of other complex litigation.

Amanda grew up on The Reeve Hereford Ranch in Durango, Colorado with her amazing, supportive, and loving family.  She completed her undergraduate degree at California State University, Sacramento and moved to Phoenix, Arizona in 2000.  She is currently finishing up her Master’s degree in the Environmental Technology Management graduate program at Arizona State University.

Amanda is a lifelong Conservative Republican and a member of the National Rifle Association. 

Education

Bachelors: Communications Studies, California State University, (n.d.)

 

Employment

Occupation Title Years
Lawyer/Judicial paralegal, Bryan Cave LLP 2000

Arizona Legislative Service

Session Chamber Party District City County Office Notes
49th Legislature, 2nd Regular House Republican 6 - Maricopa (1993-2002) (2003-12) Phoenix Maricopa sworn in 2/17/2010 to replace Rep. Sam Crump who resigned to run for a Congressional seat
50th Legislature, 1st Regular House Republican 6 - Maricopa (1993-2002) (2003-12) Phoenix Maricopa
50th Legislature, 2nd Regular House Republican 6 - Maricopa (1993-2002) (2003-12) Phoenix Maricopa

Sources

2011 Guide to the 50th Legislature 1st Regular Session (Arizona News Service); DOB Ancestry Pub Rec Index

 

Education: 2012 Guide to the Legislature (Greenbook)