special plate; police foundation
The Senate is considering a new law that would create a special license plate. If it passes, people will be able to buy this plate to support the Police Foundation.
Explore 60 Arizona state bills, with plain-language summaries, nonpartisan impact analysis, current status, and official sources.
Checking official sources...
Browse Arizona state bills. Your saved location only personalizes district and representative details.
Sorted by when VoteImpact loaded or refreshed the bill, not when it was introduced.
The Senate is considering a new law that would create a special license plate. If it passes, people will be able to buy this plate to support the Police Foundation.
This bill would require "water banks" (places where extra water is stored) to publish a report every year showing exactly how they are using that water. The Senate is currently debating this proposal.
This bill clarifies the rules and penalties for people who tamper with or misuse the "breathalyzer" locks installed in their cars after a DUI conviction. It is currently being debated in the state House.
The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) wants to change some of its rules. The State Senate is currently reviewing these updates to decide if they should become law.
A new bill being discussed in the House would change the rules for how government officials must give farmers a "heads-up" before coming to inspect their land. It is not a law yet.
Arizona lawmakers are currently updating the rules for the state’s school voucher program (which helps families pay for private school expenses). The bill is still being debated in the state House of Representatives.
The House is currently considering a plan to take a closer look at how the Department of Veterans' Services is doing its job.
A bill in the Senate would stop Homeowners' Associations (HOAs) from banning you from flying the flag of a U.S.-allied country at your home.
The Senate is currently deciding whether to keep a program that helps students in Western states afford college.
A new bill in the Senate would require government officials to give farmers a "heads-up" before they show up to inspect their land.
The Senate is considering a new law that would ban people from flying drones in busy entertainment areas, like concert venues or nightlife districts.
The Arizona Senate is currently deciding whether to keep the Arizona Beef Council running for a few more years.