Rep. Ciscomani Hosts Third Veteran Servant Leader Award Event

TUCSON - Today, U.S. Representative Juan Ciscomani (AZ-06) hosted the Veteran Servant Leader Award event in Tucson. This is the third time Congressman Ciscomani has hosted this event that honors veterans who continue to serve even after they have left the military. Tonight, Congressman Ciscomani presented 32 Veteran Servant Leader Awards to members of the community.

Congressman Ciscomani hosted this event tonight during Veterans week which began on Sunday. Throughout the week, Congressman Ciscomani attended several veteran events, including Rockin' 4 Heroes, placed flags on headstones at Arizona Veterans' Memorial Cemetery at Marana, and the Sierra Vista 30th Annual Veterans Day Ceremony.

As a member of the House Veterans' Affairs Committee, Congressman Ciscomani works every day for the nearly 80,000 veterans in Arizona's sixth congressional district. He has championed legislation, specifically passing H.R. 3579, the Veterans Readiness and Employment Program Integrity Act, and H.R. 3951, the Rural Veterans' Improved Access to Benefits Act of 2025in September of this year.

Additionally, Congressman Ciscomani helped re-open an improved outstation in Sierra Vista to better serve the veterans in the community and has returned $5.8 million back to veterans through casework via his office.

"One of my top priorities as your Congressman and voice in Washington is taking care of all of the veterans who call Arizona's sixth congressional district their home,"Congressman Ciscomani said. "I'm proud of all of the work we do to support our veterans, honor them, and make sure they have the care and access they deserve. This event is incredibly special to me to honor the ones who continue to serve their communities even after their service to our country."