PHOENIX, Ariz. – Arizona Attorney General candidate Felecia Rotellini has received the endorsements of public safety organizations across our state, including the Professional Fire Fighters of Arizona, the Arizona Fraternal Order of Police and the Arizona Correctional Peace Officers Association. Yuma County Sheriff Ralph Ogden, La Paz County Sheriff Don Lowery and former Department of Public Safety Director and former Pinal County Sheriff Roger Vanderpool also have endorsed Rotellini.

Rotellini, a veteran prosecutor who has dedicated her career to fighting for Arizona families and seniors, is the only statewide Attorney General candidate being endorsed by the 6,000-member PFFA. “Every firefighter knows the importance of helping the elderly, keeping neighborhoods safe and advocating for our kids,” said Tim Hill, President of the Professional Fire Fighters of Arizona. “Felecia will bring that to the Attorney General’s Office.”

When Rotellini is the Attorney General, she will crack down on consumer and mortgage fraud, gang violence, human smuggling and Mexican drug cartels. She also will create an Elder Affairs Unit in the Office to ensure aggressive prosecution of those who exploit or abuse our seniors.

“I am truly honored to have the support of Arizona’s police officers and firefighters,” Rotellini said. “Public safety is not a Democrat, Republican or Independent issue, and the endorsements underscore the values I share with those who are dedicated to protecting Arizonans.”