Bill > SB1739

This bill makes multiple technical and substantive changes across various sections of Arizona law related to criminal justice and public safety. The bill modifies provisions related to county reentry planning services, establishing new reporting requirements for counties that receive funding for these programs, including mandatory annual reports detailing demographic and recidivism data for individuals screened through the programs. It amends the anti-racketeering revolving fund to clarify spending restrictions and reporting requirements, updates the sex offender management board's composition and responsibilities, and modifies provisions related to consumer protection funds. The bill also makes changes to various administrative processes, such as transferring and renumbering certain sections of law, and includes provisions for funding corrections officer retirement plan contributions. Additionally, the bill includes legislative intent language specifying that $1 million in state general fund monies will be used in fiscal year 2026-2027 to cover increased employer contribution rates for the corrections officer retirement plan. Some sections of the bill have delayed repeal dates, and certain amendments are specified to apply retroactively. The bill reflects ongoing efforts to refine criminal justice, public safety, and administrative processes in Arizona.

Budget and Finance

https://apps.azleg.gov/BillStatus/BillOverview/83478