Bills_2023_2026 List

HB2001 (2023)

Lowers healthcare costs while ensuring health and safety.

HB2003 (2023)

Helps lower the costs of goods and services by cutting the state corporate income tax in half.

HB2012 (2023)

Allows massage therapists to get licensed without a communication-proficiency test.

HB2014 (2023)

Helps more students afford school by raising the scholarship tax-credit cap.

HB2016 (2023)

Allows school-event volunteers to serve food without a county food-handler card.

HB2019 (2023)

Lowers costs by speeding up the processing of applications and lessens multiple application fees.

HB2022 (2023)

Lowers water-right application fees to one hundred dollars or less.

HB2043 (2023)

Allows experienced physician assistants to work with a collaborating doctor and bill directly.

HB2056 (2023)

Allows building near dry washes without a water-quality permit.

HB2063 (2023)

Cuts down on traffic congestion, decreasing time it takes to drive places. This puts more gas back in our tanks or electricity back in our car battery.

HB2064 (2023)

Lowers property taxes for widows, disabled residents, and veterans, indexed for inflation.

HB2089 (2023)

Allows surviving spouses of veterans who have not remarried to get tuition scholarships.

HB2094 (2023)

Allows food trucks to serve more people.

HB2107 (2023)

Cuts congestion by building the interchange at State Route 303 and Route 60.

HB2172 (2023)

Allows massage therapists to get licensed without a communication-proficiency test.

HB2199 (2023)

Allows cosmetology students to be paid and allows cosmetologists licensed in other states to teach cosmetology in Arizona.

HB2215 (2023)

Cuts a leftover twenty-dollar fee to resubmit paper hazardous-waste forms.

HB2223 (2023)

Allows microbreweries to sell beer and alcohol at fairs and festivals.

HB2225 (2023)

Prevents the state government from discriminating against people who do not have a postsecondary degree. This helps reduce unemployment and saves on the cost of schooling.

HB2252 (2023)

Cuts sales tax on cars sold here and driven out of state.

HB2254 (2023)

Helps lower the cost of goods and services by preventing over-regulation.

HB2285 (2023)

Cuts congestion by building a freeway interchange on Interstate 10 at Jackrabbit Trail.

HB2336 (2023)

Creates tuition waivers for families of veterans and first responders lost to duty-related suicide.

HB2373 (2023)

Allows cities to speed solar building permits through an online automated platform.

HB2379 (2023)

Protects economic opportunity by not allowing cities or local governments forcing hotels and motels from housing the homeless.

HB2420 (2023)

Creates tuition scholarships for spouses and dependents of law-enforcement officers.

HB2428 (2023)

We are in a teacher shortage crisis. This bill creates more teaching opportunities by allowing for more Arizona Teacher's Academies.

HB2429 (2023)

Stops agencies from blocking occupational licenses over listed drug convictions.

HB2440 (2023)

Helps keep electric bills down by requiring power companies to put reliability first.

HB2457 (2023)

Allows certified anesthesiologist assistants to practice here under an anesthesiologist.

HB2471 (2023)

Stops the state from investing public money for political or social goals.

HB2472 (2023)

Stops the state from forcing banks to use a social-credit score in lending.

HB2473 (2023)

Allows dental hygienists to do more of the work they are trained for.

HB2483 (2023)

Stops cities and counties from banning backyard chickens on small lots.

HB2504 (2023)

Allows students placed in foster care to receive school-tuition scholarships.

HB2509 (2023)

Allows cottage-food producers to sell as far as federal law allows.

HB2525 (2023)

Allows salons to use unlicensed shampoo assistants and similar help.

HB2536 (2023)

Creates more housing by stopping city design-style rules and requiring accessory dwellings.

HB2543 (2023)

Spends hundreds of millions of tax dollars on mixed road earmarks, including a pathway.

HB2547 (2023)

Helps property owners by making cities weigh rights before they change zoning.

HB2550 (2023)

Allows eyelash technicians to work after thirty hours instead of a long beauty license.

HB2555 (2023)

Stops stores from refusing cash or adding a fee on tickets of one hundred dollars or less.

HB2558 (2023)

Raises costs by creating a new dietitian license with director-set fees.

HB2589 (2023)

Allows military emergency medical technicians to work in Arizona through reciprocity.

HB2704 (2023)

Spends forty-three million tax dollars on a new border-enforcement fund.

HB2750 (2023)

Allows stores to sell grade AA eggs for thirty days instead of twenty-four.

SB1002 (2023)

Spends two hundred fifty thousand tax dollars on livestock compensation.

SB1014 (2023)

Allows eyeglass prescriptions to stay valid for two years, cutting extra paid visits.

SB1053 (2023)

Allows licensed veterinarians to start care over live video and prescribe with limits.

SB1063 (2023)

Helps lower grocery bills by banning city sales tax on food.

SB1065 (2023)

Cuts congestion by adding lanes on Interstate 10 between Chandler and Casa Grande.

SB1087 (2023)

Cuts leftover license-renewal fees when a board is sitting on too much money.

SB1100 (2023)

Lowers yearly tax on heavier side-by-sides by keeping them in the cheap ATV class.

SB1101 (2023)

Allows private shops to issue driver licenses under clear statewide bond rules.

SB1102 (2023)

Raises costs by extending a Maricopa half-cent sales tax for twenty years, including transit.

SB1108 (2023)

Helps businesses keep workers by creating an income-tax credit for labor costs.

SB1115 (2023)

Stops Arizona from selling state land to a foreign government or its companies.

SB1117 (2023)

Allows more housing by blocking city design rules, accessory-dwelling bans, and extra rezone delays.

SB1131 (2023)

Helps lower rent by repealing the city sales tax on residential leases.

SB1138 (2023)

Stops banks, insurers, and lenders from using social-criteria scores against customers.

SB1144 (2023)

Stops a central-bank digital currency from being used to pay contracts here.

SB1145 (2023)

Allows university students to skip student-activity fees that violate their conscience.

SB1158 (2023)

Allows naturopathic doctors to treat Medicaid patients, lowering visit costs and opening more care.

SB1162 (2023)

Allows no-impact home businesses to operate by right without an extra city license.

SB1166 (2023)

Prevents public employers from requiring a college degree unless the job actually needs one.

SB1168 (2023)

Allows licensed appraisers to handle more complex home valuations, creating more work.

SB1171 (2023)

Helps families avoid extra tax by matching Arizona rules to current federal law.

SB1182 (2023)

Allows more students to get Arizona Promise aid at private universities.

SB1184 (2023)

Helps renters by repealing the city sales tax charged on residential leases.

SB1191 (2023)

Allows dollar-for-dollar escrow transfers while blocking central-bank digital currency.

SB1218 (2023)

Allows naturopathic students to do clinical training without a board certificate or extra fee.

SB1230 (2023)

Helps people claim tax exemptions by simplifying the affidavit paperwork.

SB1234 (2023)

Stops photo-radar cameras that hit drivers with extra ticket fees.

SB1236 (2023)

Stops cities from taxing or charging a fee on a home blockchain node.

SB1240 (2023)

Lowers taxes by exempting virtual currency from property tax.

SB1243 (2023)

Helps families pay for school by expanding the individual scholarship tax credit.

SB1246 (2023)

Helps drivers by putting more of a transportation tax on freeways and blocking downtown light rail.

SB1248 (2023)

Allows health professionals to expand what they may do without a delay process.

SB1249 (2023)

Allows already-trained international doctors to get a provisional Arizona medical license.

SB1250 (2023)

Allows workers to keep their jobs with a religious exemption from vaccine mandates.

SB1251 (2023)

Stops cities from banning working animals used at rodeos and farms.

SB1255 (2023)

Helps lower the cost of goods and services by preventing over-regulation.

SB1260 (2023)

Cuts the small-business income-tax rate to two and a half percent.

SB1263 (2023)

Helps businesses keep more of what they own by expanding the personal-property tax exemption.

SB1271 (2023)

Allows hemp-derived drinks, oils, and topicals to be sold under an Agriculture license.

SB1274 (2023)

Allows computer data centers to claim the sales-tax refunds they were promised.

SB1276 (2023)

Lowers commercial property taxes by speeding the assessment drop to fifteen percent.

SB1281 (2023)

Helps households with a one-time income-tax rebate of two hundred or four hundred dollars.

SB1312 (2023)

Stops the state from taxing, charging, or tracking how many miles you drive.

SB1313 (2023)

Stops cities from shrinking roads so driving takes longer and costs more gas.

SB1321 (2023)

Stops cities and counties from banning backyard chickens on small lots.

SB1340 (2023)

Raises driving costs by letting airports turn a publicly paid road into a toll.

SB1375 (2023)

Cuts Arizona income tax on more pay earned in the uniformed services.

SB1435 (2023)

Allows more people to become lawyers without a Supreme Court licensing monopoly.

SB1457 (2023)

Allows qualified psychologists to prescribe mental-health medications, opening more care.

SB1473 (2023)

Helps taxpayers by cleaning up tax statutes so cuts and exemptions actually work.

SB1523 (2023)

Spends a full statewide general-fund budget, growing government for the year.

SB1525 (2023)

Spends mixed capital-outlay tax dollars on buildings, prisons, highways, and earmarks.

SB1529 (2023)

Stops leftover welfare waste by screening adult cash recipients for illegal drug use.

SB1559 (2023)

Lowers the cost of opening a new business by waiving filing and license fees.