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Arizona State Rehabilitation Council (SRC)

Public Meeting Notices and Agendas

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To the Public:

Pursuant to A.R.S. § 38-431.02, the State Rehabilitation Council (SRC) hereby states that all meeting notices of this public body and any of its committees and subcommittees will be posted electronically on this website under the title Public Meeting Notices and Agendas.

Physical copies of the agendas for all full council and sub-committee public meetings will be posted at the following location:

Capitol Lobby
1700 W. Washington
Phoenix, AZ 85007

This office is open to the public Monday - Friday from 8:00 am - 5:00 pm (except legal holidays and state mandated furlough days). All meeting notices and agendas will be posted in these locations at least twenty-four (24) hours in advance of the meetings.

SRC Council Members

  • David Carey
  • Janette Lopez
  • Michael “Lenny” Ovadia
  • Lisa Livesay
  • Adam Robson
  • Ceci Hartke
  • Diana Gomez Reyes
  • Martin Appel
  • Jaime Gonzalez
  • Zane Lambros
  • Julie Oliver
  • George Garcia
  • Bibiana Ronquillo
  • Paula Seanez
  • Kristen Mackey

Apply for Council Membership

SRC Recruitment Flyer (English)

About SRC

Mission: The Arizona Governor’s State Rehabilitation Council is to advise, evaluate and partner with the public vocational rehabilitation program in support of improving access to employment and promoting a diverse workforce statewide.

Vision: The Arizona Governor’s State Rehabilitation Council envisions a statewide workforce that values disability and diversity and is committed to full participation of its citizens. 

Operating Principles:

  • Serve as an ally to the public vocational rehabilitation program in structuring and conducting business in ways that reflect the social, political, historical, and economical experiences of individuals with disabilities. 
  • Collaborate with state and other non-government agencies to promote meaningful and sustainable employment for everyone. 
  • Foster a broad definition of diversity that honors and appreciates disability alongside race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, and religion as an integral part of human experience.
  • Promote disability discourse, awareness and involvement, honor disability culture and pride

Meeting Minutes

Meeting minutes or a digital recording of the meeting will be available for public inspection within three (3) working days after each meeting. If the minutes or recordings are not posted below, please call (602) 542-3332 or mail a request to inspect the minutes to the following address and include your name and contact information:

State Rehabilitation Council
1789 W. Jefferson Street, Mail Drop 5371
Phoenix, AZ 85007

Employment and Community Partnerships Committee

This committee focuses on the competitive integrated employment of individuals with disabilities, advises RSA on the marketing of the VR program, develops collaborative relationships with the community, advocacy groups, employers, and other councils related to employment activities and initiatives.

Executive Committee

This committee provides leadership to the SRC in furthering its mission, vision, and goals, monitors AZRSA’s achievements related to the Federal Performance Measures, provides feedback and input into Corrective Action Plans, advises AZRSA on strategic plans and initiatives, and focuses on diversity efforts within AZRSA and SRC.

Full Council

Nominating Committee

Program Review Committee

This committee focuses on Youth and Transition services, the VR section of the Arizona State Workforce Development Plan, Client Satisfaction Survey data, the RSA Comprehensive System of Personnel Development, and RSA employee satisfaction.

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