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When the Legislature meets in a special session later this month, one of the agencies whose budget problems they will attempt to fix is the Registrar of Contractors.
Tyler Palmer, legislative liaison for the Registrar of Contractors, said the agency lost about $390,000 in funding for operating costs when Gov. Jan Brewer vetoed a budget bill in September.
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- in Re: Robert Wayne Dunbar, Debtor, in Re: Kimberly Ann Dunbar, Debtor. Contractors' State License Board of California, Registrar of Contractors State of California, Department of Consumer Affairs, State of California, Appellants, v. Robert Wayne Dunbar, Kimberly Ann Dunbar, Appellees., 245 F.3d 1058 (9th Cir. 2001)
Maretta Denise Ward, Deputy Attorney General for the State of California, San Francisco, California, for the appellants.
David A. Boone and Edward Ku...
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SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., June 28, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- The host of the Rosie on the House home-improvement radio show is warning homeowners to beware of unscrupulous, unlicensed contractors vying for work in areas damaged by wildfires.
Home-improvement expert Rosie Romero echoes the urgent warnings from the Arizona Registrar of Contractors and the Arizona Department of Insurance about "traveling" contractors who rush into the state whenever there's a disaster to take advantage of vulnerable homeowners.
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...1254): Authorizes the registrar of contractors to issue a stop order, effective im...
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- Robert A. Kennedy, as Treasurer of the State of Arizona, Roy L. Thornbrugh, as Registrar of Contractors of the State of Arizona, and Garner Electric Company, Appellants, v. Louise Powell, Trustee in Bankruptcy of the Estate of Leon Showalter,Bankrupt, Appellee., 366 F.2d 346 (9th Cir. 1966)
Darrell F. Smith, Atty. Gen. of Arizona, Frank A. Parks, Asst. Atty. Gen., Phoenix, Ariz., for appellants.
Louise C. Powell, Phoenix, Ariz., for appe...
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Don't start Sen. John Huppenthal with reports and studies. A staff member says he probably knows more about them than most, and that's probably an understatement. Indeed, when the Chandler lawmaker makes a point on the floor it is certain to be backed up by research, and not just any kind of research, but the best research available. To converse with Huppenthal is to immerse in figures, percentages, growth rates and performance ratings. He treats studies the way others probably regard meditation, a way to find peace amid the noise and haste. In this Jan. 30 interview, he discusses what attracted him to research, and the customer satisfaction rating of the Arizona Registrar of Contractors.
What got you into actually reading these studies?
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As a result of Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's veto of Assembly Bill 2419, Assemblyman Paul Cook has taken a lot of unfair heat and mischaracterizations. The Contractors State License Board (CSLB) wants to set the record straight.
AB 2419 was initially drafted as a bill sponsored by CSLB to authorize the Registrar of Contractors to issue a stop work order to any unlicensed contractor who didn't cover his or her employees with workers' compensation insurance. CSLB asked Mr. Cook to carry the legislation because we knew he understood how important this would be for the protection of consumers and construction employees.
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...S. C.§1324a. Arizona Contractors Assn., Inc. v. Candelaria,534 F. Supp. 2d 1036, 10... attorney general, the Arizona registrar of contractors, and the director of the Arizona De...
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Gov. Jan Brewer named three more department heads and two top staffers as she continued to fill open spots in her newly minted administration.
Brewer on Feb. 9 named former state House of Representatives director of research John Halikowski to head the Arizona Department of Transportation; former Arizona Corporation Commissioner Bill Mundell as registrar of contractors; and Jodi Jerich, former chief of staff and counsel to the House Republican caucus, as director of the Residential Utility Consumer Office.
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They may collect millions of dollars from area residents in fees, but the operators of the region's busiest license offices -- called deputy registrars -- say how they spend money running their offices is none of the public's business. Efforts to privatize Ohio government functions to cut costs could increase the number of private agencies that look and sound like government offices but claim to fall outside the state's public accountability laws. An attempt by the Dayton Daily News to get copies of records that would show how the local
deputy registrar offices spend the public fees they collect was rejected by local operators of the largest license bureaus, as well as by the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles. State BMV officials say Ohio's public records laws do not require local BMV contr...
... requirement to private government contractors in some circumstances. But with Ohio considering p...