Arizona Corporation Commission
Arizona State Library, Archives & Records COVID-19 Response – Temporarily suspending all in-person services, while maintaining our statutory responsibilities
- Our number one goal is to keep the public and our employees safe
- The situation related to COVID-19 is rapidly developing, as is the response from this office and the state. Please check back regularly for updates
- We are committed to providing continuity of services while reducing exposure risks
- In-person trainings for ALL divisions are on hold until further notice. Divisions will hold trainings by webinar as needed.
- Department staff will attend community meetings virtually or by phone, when available.
- Services impacted:
- In-person Patent and Trademark Resource Center consultations
- The Arizona Capitol Museum is closed until further notice.
- In-person retrieval and immediate checkout of materials to patrons of Arizona Talking Book Library
- Walk-in reference service for Archives & the Research Library
- Ask a Question - online reference service
- Digital Arizona Library, including statewide electronic resources
- Records retention schedules assistance
- Arizona Talking Book Library requests and link to downloads
- Tools and resources for library staff
- Online continuing education for library staff
- Consulting for library staff on grants, electronic resources, digital inclusion efforts, Public Library Survey and all library services
- Communications channel for County Librarians
- E-rate Services offered online and by phone
- Arizona Capitol Museum Giftshop orders can still be placed online
- Arizona Capitol Museum collections can be viewed online through the Arizona Memory Project and Google Cultural Institute
- Arizona Capitol Museum staff can respond to email and phone call inquiries.
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AGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION
Arizona Corporation Commission
Authority:
The Arizona Constitution (Article 15) and A.R.S. Title 40.
History:
The Arizona Corporation Commission consists of five elected commissioners. In November 2000, the voters amended the Constitution to expand the size of the Commission from three to five members and modified the term of office. The term of office is now four years, with the possibility of reelection to one additional (consecutive) four-year term.
Function:
The Commissioners are responsible for public utilities regulation, facilitating incorporation of businesses and organizations, granting or denying rate adjustments, enforcing safety and public service requirements and approving securities matters. The Commissioners choose one member from among themselves to serve as Chairman. An Executive Director serves at the pleasure of the Commission and is responsible for the day to day operations of the divisions.
Sources:
- Arizona Constitution, Article 15
- A.R.S. Title 40
Arizona Corporation Commission website
