ArizonaVetoed bill would let Arizona corrections charge for program costs
Vetoed HB 2771 proposed letting Arizona corrections officials require people on community supervision to pay capped costs for drug testing or rehabilitation.
What it does
People on community supervision may be required to pay reasonable costs for drug testing or rehabilitation, up to what the department pays. Collected money may only offset those program costs.
Argument forAllowing the department to collect these payments could help cover drug testing and rehabilitation costs, up to what the department pays.
Argument againstPeople required to pay these costs might have less money for other needs, even though charges are capped at the department’s program costs.
More detail
The corrections department may require a person to pay reasonable costs for drug testing or rehabilitation. This applies to people on community supervision who take part in a drug testing or rehabilitation program. The charge cannot exceed what the department pays for the program. Money collected may only offset drug testing or rehabilitation costs.
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Where it stands
- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Looking ahead
No hearings or votes scheduled.
History
- 2026
- Jun 19Vetoed by Governor Katie HobbsLatest
- Jun 11Transmit to GovernorTo Governor
- Jun 10Transmit to House
- Vote recorded Passed. Result: pass.Upper
- Jun 10PASSEDPassed Senate
- Mar 25DPMinor
- Mar 10Senate Second ReadingMinor
- Mar 9Senate First ReadingMinor
- Feb 26Transmit to Senate
- Feb 25PASSEDPassed House
- Vote recorded Passed. Result: pass.Lower
- Feb 24DPMinor
- Vote recorded do pass. Result: pass.Lower
- Feb 9House Placed on Consent Calendar
- Feb 4DPMinor
- Jan 22House Second ReadingMinor
- Jan 21House First Reading.Introduced
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