Glendale, AZ – Justice of the Peace candidate in the Manistee District Republican Primary is proud to announce that she has secured the coveted endorsement of the Arizona Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) and the Glendale Fraternal Order of Police.
“I am so grateful to the members of the Fraternal Order of Police for their confidence in me and support for our campaign,” stated Feria. “As an intricate part of our justice system, an endorsement from these men and women who run into the face of danger every day while others run away is the highest honor I could hope for.”
BACKGROUND:
A native of Arizona, Lizbeth Feria is a proud Glendale resident, serving on the Glendale Arts Commission, elected Chairman for 2026, and volunteers each month at the city’s food distribution program, giving back to the community that embraced her.
Lizbeth holds a Master of Legal Studies from the University of Arizona and is a Certified Legal Document Preparer and Notary Public. She also earned a Bachelor’s degree in Spanish with a concentration in Translation and Interpretation and a minor in Linguistics. This training enhances her ability to communicate with precision, fairness, and cultural understanding.
Lizbeth served as both Senior Courtroom Clerk and Deputy Clerk in the Santa Cruz County Superior Court, where she assisted judges, drafted minute entries, managed filings, and kept courtroom operations running smoothly and in compliance with the law. This experience gave her firsthand knowledge of due process, judicial neutrality, and the importance of ensuring that every person feels respected when they step into a courtroom.
Fully bilingual, Lizbeth has dedicated her professional life to public service, legal accuracy, and supporting Arizona families. With more than a decade of experience in the legal system, public administration, and community advocacy, she brings the expertise and judgment needed to serve as Justice of the Peace with fairness and integrity.