Amends AZ law to strengthen disclosure, recording, and buyer rescission requirements for sales of undeveloped land in unincorporated areas, improving transparency while limiting seller waivers and escrow agent liability. View updates >>

Urges the President and Congress to withdraw the United States from the USMCA, citing concerns about sovereignty and the creation of a regional governing structure. View updates >>

Shortens the application window for Arizona’s computer data center tax incentive program by moving the deadline from 2033 to 2026. View updates >>

Directs 10 percent of transaction privilege tax revenue from leasing or renting customer-facing electric vehicle charging stations to the Highway User Revenue Fund for transportation purposes. View updates >>

Updates Arizona law to clarify and standardize the classification and valuation of agricultural real property, requiring use of the income approach and clearer criteria for assessment and owner reporting. View updates >>

Amends Arizona consumer fraud law to require all mandatory fees be included in advertised prices, limit price increases before emergencies, ban digital shelf labels, and authorize enforcement and penalties for violations. View updates >>

Expands county comprehensive plan requirements to address electric power generation and data center development, including designated land use areas, and requires certain counties to update their plans accordingly. View updates >>

Repeals Arizona’s existing computer data center tax certification framework and establishes new requirements mandating renewable energy use, water restrictions, and regulatory oversight for data centers beginning in 2026. View updates >>

Updates revitalization district law to add payment protection, suspension, termination, and dispute rights for contractors and subcontractors on district infrastructure projects. View updates >>

Standardizes corporate income tax language and establishes a $1,000 minimum tax for corporations with 50 or more employees starting in tax year 2027. View updates >>

Repeals Arizona’s computer data center tax certification and exemption statutes and updates related tax code references, eliminating data center-specific tax benefits subject to supermajority approval. View updates >>

Creates a legislative study committee to review and make recommendations on Arizona Commerce Authority trade offices, with a report due by December 31, 2028, and a sunset in 2029. View updates >>

Allows taxpayers to exclude income from qualifying small businesses in operation for five years or less beginning in 2027, expanding eligibility across business types to support new enterprises. View updates >>

Establishes the Arizona–Sonora Trade Commission to promote cross-border trade, investment, and collaboration, with reporting requirements and a sunset in 2031–2032. View updates >>

Amends Arizona Commerce Authority statutes to limit use of funds to legislatively appropriated purposes and repeals an existing funding provision retroactively to June 30, 2026. View updates >>

Updates Arizona Commerce Authority board terminology and requires an annual trade office activity report to the legislature, while streamlining existing reporting requirements. View updates >>

Revises the membership of the Arizona Commerce Authority by adding legislative designees and committee chairs while removing university and advisory council representatives. View updates >>

Updates Arizona Commerce Authority governance, requires legislative reporting and appropriations for trade offices, and repeals an existing authority statute retroactively. View updates >>

Establishes an International Trade Commission to promote trade and investment, with appointed members, reporting requirements, and a sunset in 2034–2035. View updates >>

Repeals existing computer data center tax incentives and establishes new sustainability requirements, including renewable energy use and water restrictions, enforced by the Corporation Commission. View updates >>

Amends Arizona’s county transportation excise tax law to clarify revenue distribution and direct certain undistributed funds to ADOT for transportation projects, with immediate effect. View updates >>

Repeals and replaces statutes governing the State Land Department to establish future termination and repeal dates for the department and related land laws while preserving its existing authority in the interim. View updates >>

Appropriates $3.73 million to ADOT for FY 2026–2027 to fund transportation improvements to Reay Lane in Graham County. View updates >>

Appropriates $36 million to ADOT for a State Route 89 widening design project in Chino Valley, contingent on the town securing at least $1 million in non-state matching funds. View updates >>

Appropriates $8.03 million to ADOT for FY 2026–2027 to fund construction and improvements on State Route 89A, Forest Road, and Ranger Road in Sedona. View updates >>

Appropriates $175 million to ADOT for safety and capacity improvements on State Route 260, with project prioritization criteria, reporting requirements, and extended funding availability. View updates >>

Amends state land statutes to allow leases and subleases of state lands for up to 10 years, standardize application and use requirements, and establish rules and surcharges for grazing subleases. View updates >>

Updates county transportation excise tax law to allocate FY 2026–2027 revenues to specified transportation projects, with proportional adjustments based on total collections. View updates >>

Appropriates state general fund dollars for FY 2026–2027 to finance a wide range of specified transportation infrastructure projects across Arizona communities. View updates >>

Requires unanimous approval by a fully seated county commission for zoning permits related to wind and solar projects in counties with populations under 500,000. View updates >>

Requires the State Land Department to adopt rules establishing clear procedures and criteria for the commissioner to initiate sales of state lands. View updates >>

Requires the Auditor General to conduct a special audit of the State Land Department focused on land sales, solar leases, and related oversight practices. View updates >>

Requires the State Land Commissioner to complete and regularly update a five-year disposition plan for state trust lands, report it to legislative leaders, and sunsets the requirement in 2029. View updates >>

Requires the State Land Commissioner to implement all recommendations from the 2025 Auditor General audit within two years, with ongoing oversight, reporting, and enforcement authority, and sunsets in 2028. View updates >>

Amends county zoning law to limit local regulation of small modular reactors colocated with large industrial energy users, clarify related definitions, and update procedures and protections affecting zoning and land use decisions. View updates >>

Repeals Arizona’s existing statute governing light rail service, eliminating all current state-level provisions related to light rail without replacing them. View updates >>

Requires ADOT to seek federal segmentation of the Interstate 11 project and proceed with environmental and engineering studies to advance the corridor despite ongoing litigation. View updates >>

Appropriates $5.02 million to ADOT for FY 2026–2027 to fund roundabout construction and improvements at the State Route 89A, Forest Road, and Ranger Road intersection in Sedona. View updates >>

Appropriates $5 million to fund broadband infrastructure grants for cities and towns with populations under 100,000 in FY 2026–2027. View updates >>

Establishes the Arizona Solar for All Program to fund distributed solar projects for households and disadvantaged communities, creates oversight within the governor’s office, removes certain data center tax provisions, and requires supermajority approval to take effect. View updates >>

Amends state land law to presume mineral extraction as the highest and best use when mining conflicts with other proposed commercial uses, subject to auction and existing statutory processes. View updates >>

Requires large electric utilities and public power entities to report, plan for, and regulate service to extra high load factor customers, including new reporting, planning, contracting, and cost-of-service requirements, while exempting electric cooperatives. View updates >>

Appropriates $15 million to support the state match advantage for Arizona’s rural transportation fund in FY 2026–2027. View updates >>

Appropriates $300,000 to ADOT for FY 2026–2027 to conduct a traffic and infrastructure improvement study for Cornville Road. View updates >>

Updates groundwater fee statutes by extending fee exemptions and funding provisions for the Pinal AMA through 2030, adjusting fee authority in other AMAs, and revising timelines for fund distribution and repeal. View updates >>

Limits county zoning authority over small modular reactors that meet federal approval requirements and updates related zoning, nonconforming use, and regulatory procedures. View updates >>

This resolution proposes a constitutional amendment to allow more flexible sale, lease, and financing of state trust lands while ensuring actions serve the financial interest of trust beneficiaries and require voter approval. View updates >>

Updates and clarifies definitions in Arizona’s Water Infrastructure Finance Program to expand and refine eligibility for water supply, wastewater, and related infrastructure projects, potentially affecting project financing statewide. View updates >>

Bars the Department of Water Resources from imposing certain assured water supply rules on Phoenix AMA cities with existing designations and requires a timely review of their groundwater and stored water availability. View Updates >>

Amends Arizona’s water conservation grant program to add disclosure requirements on projected water savings and use, expand eligibility to certain partner organizations, and require prompt rulemaking by the Water Infrastructure Finance Authority. View updates >>

Temporarily extends and retroactively applies the deadline to file for grandfathered groundwater rights in the Willcox AMA, preventing unintended loss of rights during the transition to Active Management Area status. View updates >>

Directs the Arizona Department of Water Resources to map and identify potential stormwater recharge sites to support long-term groundwater sustainability and water planning. View updates >>

Creates a new Brackish Groundwater Recovery Program Fund within the Water Infrastructure Finance Authority to support desalination and recovery projects and strengthen Arizona’s long-term water supply. View updates >>

Updates building permit requirements in the Prescott Active Management Area to require assured or committed water supplies for multifamily residential developments before permits may be issued. View updates >>

Updates groundwater law in irrigation non-expansion areas by setting pumping limits, measurement and reporting requirements, and allowing limited substitution of irrigated acres without increasing overall groundwater use. View updates >>

Expands and clarifies the authority of the Arizona Department of Water Resources Director to manage, plan, conserve, and coordinate statewide surface water, groundwater, and watershed resources. View updates >>

Allows counties to create a donation-funded water improvements program to help low- and fixed-income homeowners pay for essential water system upgrades. View updates >>

Amends Arizona’s assured water supply laws to clarify that water availability determinations for subdivisions in Active Management Areas must consider only the water sources dedicated to a proposed development, potentially streamlining review of new projects. View updates >>

Clarifies and standardizes state agency review of license applications by requiring timely written completeness determinations, allowing appeals of incompleteness findings, and applying these rules to the Department of Water Resources. View updates >>

Updates the Water Conservation Grant Fund statute to clarify eligible voluntary conservation programs and prioritize projects that promote long-term water efficiency, reliability, and reduced water use. View updates >>

Updates groundwater management statutes for Arizona’s fifth management period by clarifying management plan language and requiring municipal water providers to limit system water loss to eight percent while preserving existing regulatory authority. View updates >>

Amends the Water Infrastructure Finance Program to update definitions and expand the types of entities eligible to receive funding for water and wastewater infrastructure projects. View updates >>

Requires the Arizona Department of Water Resources to study the feasibility and costs of brackish groundwater desalination at specified sites and appropriates $100,000 to support evaluation of alternative long-term water supplies. View updates >>

Directs ADWR to reprocess certain pending assured water supply certificates in the Phoenix AMA under specified conditions, with retroactive effect and a sunset date. View updates >>

Amends Arizona water storage and credit laws to prohibit municipal providers from earning storage credits for CAP or Colorado River water during shortages and to tighten oversight of storage and contracting practices. View updates >>

Amends Arizona law to expand the authority of domestic water improvement districts to provide water delivery, hauling, and related infrastructure services in rural and unincorporated areas. View updates >>

Creates a new income tax credit that provides up to $2,000 per child for single filers or $4,000 for married couples, with income-based phaseouts and eligibility requirements, to support families and encourage full-term pregnancies. View updates >>

Repeals a statute related to project labor agreements and amends energy facility siting law to clarify committee review standards, compliance requirements, and definitions related to labor neutrality. View updates >>

Raises Arizona’s minimum wage to $18 per hour starting in 2027, updates cost-of-living adjustment timing, clarifies tipped wage rules, and requires a three-fourths legislative vote for the changes to take effect. View updates >>

Creates a community college apprenticeship and workforce development fund financed by a new payroll tax surcharge on large employers, subject to supermajority legislative approval. View updates >>

Repeals Arizona’s statutory right-to-work provisions and related language, renames the chapter, revises liability and employment relationship provisions, and makes the changes contingent on voter approval of a constitutional amendment. View updates >>

Updates Arizona’s expenditure limitation statutes by modernizing base years and reporting requirements for local governments and schools, contingent on voter approval of a constitutional amendment. View updates >>

Authorizes Arizona school districts to exceed the constitutional limitation for local revenues during the fiscal year 2027-2028 if approved by two-thirds of both the House and Senate. View updates >>

Mandates that the Economic Estimates Commission determine and publish expenditure limitations for each community college district annually based on changes in student population and cost of living. View updates >>