Ciscomani Named Public Servant of the Year by Tucson Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
Rep. Ciscomani served as the THCC’s Vice President of Outreach from 2011 – 2015.
TUCSON, AZ – U.S. Congressman Juan Ciscomani (AZ-06) was named the Tucson Hispanic Chamber of Commerce’s (THCC) Public Servant of the Year. The THCC honored Ciscomani with the award at their 2023 Noche de Exitos & Bi-National Awards Gala on Friday.
You can find video remarks from Rep. Ciscomani HERE and photos from the event HERE.
“It’s an incredible honor to be named Public Servant of the Year by the THCC – and a truly full circle moment,” said Congressman Ciscomani, who served as the THCC’s Vice President of Outreach from 2011 – 2015. “As the first immigrant from Mexico to serve in Congress from Arizona, I am honored to represent our community and advocate for the people and the place I call home. The individuals, organizations, and businesses that make up the THCC are the drivers of what truly matters in our communities: creating jobs, signing paychecks, building strong communities – the foundation for the American Dream. A Dream my parents went after and have achieved. I am humbled by this recognition from an organization I so deeply appreciate and was grateful to celebrate alongside my entire family.”
“Rep. Juan Ciscomani has proven to be a strong advocate for our region and a great ally to the chamber in Congress,” said Rob Elias, THCC President and CEO, and Karla Bernal Morales, THCC Board Chair, in a joint statement. “His work has impacted communities across southeastern Arizona and we are excited to name him our 2023 Public Servant of the Year.”