Bill > HB2270

This bill amends existing Arizona law to clarify the use of county seals, logos, and insignia, and to grant sheriffs exclusive authority over their office's posse. Specifically, it expands the restrictions on using county seals, logos, or insignia to prevent their unauthorized commercial use and requires approval from either the board of supervisors or the elected official in charge of a specific county office. The bill also clarifies that these restrictions do not apply to satire or parody. Furthermore, it grants sheriffs the exclusive right to name any posse associated with their office and to dissolve any posse operating under their jurisdiction, providing context for how these official symbols and volunteer groups are managed.