Homeowner Bill Wiped Out, Replaced With Fire Districting Bill

House Committee Chair Makes Sole Decision To Not Hear Original Bill

PHOENIX — Senate Bill 1259 was supposed to be all about transparency, making sure homeowners could always have access to a copy of their home’s deed.

But it ended up having nothing to do with housing.

CBS 5 News wanted to know what happened so we sent our crew to the source to find out.

“The bill was very simple, this bill was to show people where your note is at,” said state Sen. Michele Reagan.

What started out as a half a page homeowner bill ended up anything but. When Reagan sponsored SB 1259, she never anticipated any problems.

“It sailed through the Senate, 28 I believe to 2, which is a good vote,” Reagan said.

The next step was the House Banking and Insurance committee, where Reagan expected a similar reaction.

Instead committee chair Nancy McLain moved to strike the bill before it even had a chance to be read.

CBS 5 News wanted to know why.

Check out the rest here…

They did not ask the right questions so this report tells us nothing more than we already know.

I suggest emailing the reporter, Elizabeth Erwin and urging her to dig deeper on the “settlement.”

Also be sure to post comments on the report here…

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