West Valley Chamber to host legislative breakfast

The West Valley Regional Chamber will host its annual Legislative Breakfast bringing together local lawmakers, business leaders, and community members for a morning of dialogue on the issues shaping the region.

Held at 8 a.m. on Thursday, Oct. 17 at  Estrella Mountain Community College, 3000 N. Dysart Rd. in Avondale, the event will feature a moderated panel discussion with several Arizona legislators, offering attendees a chance to hear firsthand about upcoming policy priorities and legislative initiatives affecting the West Valley.

Panelists are expected to include:

• Sen. Janae Shamp (R-LD 29), a perioperative nurse and vice chair of the Senate Rules and Military Affairs & Border Security committees. Shamp, a Surprise resident, advocates for medical freedom, border security, and school choice.
• Rep. Quantá Crews (D-LD 26), who represents Central West Phoenix and Glendale. A Grand Canyon University graduate, Crews focuses on economic equity, access to education, and support for working families.
• Sen. Brian Fernandez (D-LD 23), a Yuma native who champions rural infrastructure, education funding, and economic development in underserved communities.
• Rep. Nick Kupper (R-LD 25), a retired Air Force veteran and constitutional conservative. Kupper is an advocate for limited government, parental rights, and civic accountability.

The breakfast is designed to encourage engagement between elected officials and the business community, with opportunities for attendees to ask questions and share perspectives in a guided format.

Tickets are $30 for Chamber members, $40 for non members and can be purchased through the West Valley Regional Chamber.