Bill > HB2771

This bill amends an existing Arizona law concerning community supervision, which is a form of probation or parole where individuals are monitored by officers after being released from prison. Specifically, it clarifies that individuals on community supervision must pay a monthly supervision fee of at least $65, unless the department determines they cannot afford it and requires a lesser amount. Of the fees collected, 70% will go to the victim compensation and assistance fund, and 30% will be deposited into the community corrections enhancement fund, which is used to pay for costs related to community corrections programs. The bill also allows the department to require individuals on community supervision to pay the reasonable costs associated with their participation in drug testing or rehabilitation programs, with the collected money specifically designated to offset the costs of those programs.

Justice, Military Affairs and Security

https://apps.azleg.gov/BillStatus/BillOverview/84591