Tucson Standard

Congressman Juan Ciscomani, representing Arizona's 6th district, shared several reflections and recognitions on social media recently. His posts covered topics ranging from honoring a late colleague to celebrating notable achievements within his community.

On March 13, 2025, Congressman Ciscomani expressed his condolences for the loss of a fellow public servant. He stated: "Arizonans today lost a dedicated public servant. Raul was a fearless champion of the causes he believed in and he never forgot where he came from. While we often disagreed about public policy, he welcomed me into our congressional delegation warmly and always treated me with..."

The following day, March 14, 2025, Ciscomani highlighted Women's History Month by recognizing Kara Riley's contributions as Oro Valley Police Department's first female police chief. He wrote: "In honor of #WomensHistoryMonth, I am proud to celebrate Kara Riley, the Oro Valley Police Department's 1st female police chief. Chief Riley often says, 'I’m a leader who just happens to be a woman—that’s all.' Thank you, Chief Riley, for your service in protecting our community!"

Later that same day, Congressman Ciscomani spotlighted two graduates from Marana High School as part of his American Dream series. He acknowledged their professional accomplishments with the message: "We shine our American Dream spotlight this week on two @MaranaHS graduates, Jennifer Burns ('89) & Jeff Pridgett ('03)! Jennifer is the Director of Govt. Relations for @CAA_Arizona while Jeff serves as the @MaranaPD Chief. Thank you both for your dedication to our community! "