03/14/2026
Neighbors: Please join us tomorrow morning.
State Representative Sarah Liguori is holding a Community Coffee tomorrow — Sunday, March 15 from 9:30-11:00 a.m. This is an important opportunity for residents of our historic neighborhoods to show up, ask questions, and be heard.
HB2375 — the bill to protect historic districts from the unintended consequences of the Middle Housing law — will be voted on Tuesday in the Arizona House of Representatives. Many of us have written or called Rep. Liguori, but this meeting is a chance to ask her directly where she stands.
Please plan to attend. Please respectfully ask one simple question:
“Representative Liguori, will you support HB2375 and vote YES?”
Key points:
Remind her that legal staff of the cities of Phoenix, Mesa, Tempe, Chandler, Gilbert, Avondale, Yuma, Bisbee, etc. have fully vetted HB2375 and those cities and others ALL support it.
Remind her she did not care about “unintended consequences” to historic neighborhoods when she voted FOR the Middle Housing law (HB2721) in 2024.
Remind her the 2024 Middle Housing law created new redevelopment entitlements that unintentionally incentivize speculative demolition and redevelopment in historic neighborhoods. HB2375 simply restores the ability for cities to safeguard their locally designated historic districts while managing growth in compatible ways.
A clear answer matters. Our historic neighborhoods deserve clarity, transparency, and representation.
Please come, bring a neighbor, and help ensure our community’s voice is heard. Respectful, engaged civic participation makes a difference.
**Sunday, March 15 | 9:30 a.m.**
Rep. Sarah Liguori Community Coffee
509 W. Hatcher
See you there.
