Yavapai News

Representative Eli Crane, currently serving Arizona's 2nd district, recently shared a series of updates and events through his social media platform. The Congressman from Arizona, who succeeded Tom O'Halleran in 2023, continues to engage with his local community and legislative duties as demonstrated in his recent posts.

On April 11, 2025, Crane's staff attended the opening of a new bike park at Rim Country Middle School in Payson. Expressing his appreciation, Crane mentioned "Appreciate Payson Mayor Steve Otto, Rim Country Mountain Biking Association President Trevor Creighton, and Wheel Fund President Naya Persaud for making this happen!"

Later that day, Rep. Crane posted a cryptic tweet on April 11, 2025, consisting of a single word, "Shocker," linked to an external source, indicating his reaction to an unspecified event or announcement.

Continuing his engagement with constituents, Crane announced on April 11, 2025, a collaborative effort with Rep. Andy Biggs to host a Military Service Academy Conference in Queen Creek. The event will offer prospective service academy candidates the opportunity to obtain information from staff from both congressional offices. Crane emphasized the honor associated with the nomination process, stating, "It's truly a privilege to nominate some of our nation's finest young men and women."

Eli Crane, 43, was born in Tucson, Arizona in 1980 and lives in Oro Valley. His work in Congress since 2023 has been pivotal to serving his district's needs.