The Arizona Constitution provides that “The sessions of the legislature shall be held annually at the capitol of the state, and shall commence on the second Monday of January of each year.”
January 8, 2024, marked the start of Arizona’s 56th Legislature’s Second Regular Session. On that day, Governor Katie Hobbs addressed the joint legislative session and provided her State of the State Address.
Click here for the 2024 Session Timeline.
To find your legislative district and the names of your state senator and representatives, visit the Arizona State Legislature website and follow the instructions.
The Request To Speak (RTS) is designed to allow the public to register an opinion on bills listed on agendas. You only need to physically go to the capitol once. After that, you do not have to appear in person to register your opinion. Click here for information on Request to Speak trainings.
Summaries of the Arizona 2023 Legislative Session
House of Representatives
Senate
House Bills
HB2112 insurance coverage; hearing aids; children
HB2137 infants; toddlers; developmental delays
HB2144 special education vouchers; amount
HB2217 preschool pilot program; appropriation
HB2218 public schools; student discipline; absenteeism
HB2228 AHCCCS; complex rehabilitation technology
HB2230 AHCCCS; outpatient service
HB2237 developmental disabilities; definition
HB2305 parent training requirements; elementary students
HB2349 family and medical leave; coverage
HB2362 AHCCCS; undocumented individual
HB2391 biological sex; standard; review; records
HB2400 school safety program; proposals
HB2419 continuation; ASDB
HB2420 schools; corporal punishment; prohibition
HB2437 high school graduation; requirements
HB2442 school immunizations; exclusion
HB2453 AHCCCS; naturopathic physicians
HB2478 empowerment scholarship accounts; financial audit
HB2479 missing; abducted; runaway children
HB2512 AHCCCS; infant male circumcision
HB2513 AHCCCS; preventative dental care
HB2626 ESAs; enrollment; required disclosures; prohibition
HB2641 annual school survey; safety; climate
HB2653 long-term care;reporting; monitoring; injury
HB2657 parent’s rights; mental; physical health
HB2687 ESAs; children with disabilities; requirements
HB2705 ESAs; qualified schools; requirements; reporting
HB2736 antidiscrimination; public accommodations; employment; housing
HB2758 rare disease advisory council
HB2781 children’s health insurance program; eligibility
HB2795 ESAs; qualified schools; personnel qualifications
HB2807 ESAs; parental notification; waived rights
HB2862 ESAs; qualified schools; tuition rates
HB2890 tax credit; care giving expenses
Senate Bills
SB1001 continuation; ASDB
SB1020 newborn screening; Duchenne muscular dystrophy
SB1024 developmental disabililities; spina bifida
SB1037 AHCCCS; comprehensive dental care
SB1043 genetic counselors; licensure
SB1166 pronouns; names; sex; school policies
SB1182 public schools; showers; reasonable accommodations
SB1191 developmental disabilities; Prader-Willi syndrome
SB1351 ESAs; qualified schools; personnel qualifications
SB1352 ESAs; parental notification; waived rights
SB1353 ESA program; ADE; funding estimates
SB1354 ESAs; children with disabilities; requirements
SB1355 ESAs; children with disabilities; evaluations
SB1390 AHCCCS; cochlear implants
SB1488 neurodiversity services special plates
SB1451 parental consent; gender reassignment drugs
SB1463 special education; transition services; requirements
SB1466 high school graduation; requirements
SB1478 children’s health insurance program; eligibility
SB1485 ESAs; allowable expenses; requirements
SB1486 empowerment scholarship accounts; distributions; intervals
SB1596 developmental disabilities; electroconvulsive therapy
SB1611 guardianship; independent medical evaluation
SB1691 ESAs; qualified schools; tuition rates