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F. Ann Rodriguez, Pima County recorder

Arizona Capitol Reports Staff//February 16, 2007//[read_meter]

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F. Ann Rodriguez, Pima County recorder

F. Ann Rodriguez, Pima County recorder

Arizona Capitol Reports Staff//February 16, 2007//[read_meter]

Pima County Recorder F. Ann Rodriguez, the first Hispanic woman to be elected to countywide office in Arizona, is credited with automating and modernizing her department. She serves on many...

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