YUMA – Katie Hobbs wrapped up the Arizona First Tour with a full day of events across Yuma County, meeting with small business owners, farmers, and community leaders to talk about what’s at stake in this election and how she’s delivering for Arizona.
Katie began the day at a roundtable with local business owners and farmers to discuss how Washington’s reckless tariffs are driving up costs on Arizona families and small businesses — and how she’s fighting to keep prices down and support local jobs.
After that, Katie stopped by Yuma favorite Mr. G’s for lunch, enjoying a local staple and a taste of the community.
She then toured Martha’s Gardens, meeting with the family farmers and entrepreneurs behind one of Yuma’s most beloved local businesses. Katie highlighted her administration’s work to cut red tape, expand access to capital, and grow small businesses across Arizona.
Next, Katie visited a local childcare center to meet with parents and providers, discussing how she knows firsthand what it’s like for parents to struggle to afford childcare and how she is helping families afford quality care and stay in the workforce.
At Amberly’s Place, a family advocacy center in Yuma, Katie reflected on her background as a social worker and her ongoing work to ensure every survivor has access to safety, housing, and support. She met with advocates and staff who help Arizona families rebuild their lives with compassion and care.
The day ended with a Cardinals watch party at Prison Hill Brewing Company, where Katie joined supporters and families to celebrate the Arizona First Tour and cheer on the Cardinals.
With stops from Tucson to Bisbee to Tempe to Phoenix to Yuma, the Arizona First Tour highlighted Katie Hobbs’ record of bipartisan leadership, economic growth, and commitment to putting Arizona first.
