2026 SENATE BILLS Opposed!

SENATE

SB1709 ON THE COW CALENDAR #7 March 2

Anyone convicted of a DCAC who commits an additional offense or violates a condition of probation shall be immediately rearrested and probation shall be revoked.

SB1239 ON THE COW CALENDAR #7 March 2

Removes statute of limitations for probation violations. Probation will be able to violate at any time for any violation, even if they are technical, minor, or decades old.

SB1585 HELD: NOT SURE WHERE THIS IS GOING

Would place an additional fee of between $75 and $2,000 on anyone convicted of a sexual offense, depending on the offense.

SB1092 HELD IN RULES
SB1829 HELD IN RULES

(MIRRORS 2966, WHICH IS STILL MOVING)
These bills would strip courts of discretion, permanently eliminating early termination of lifetime probation based solely on category of offense.

HOUSE BILLS

HB2966 TRANSFERRED TO SENATE, NOT YET ASSIGNED TO COMMITTEE

Mirrors SB1092 which would strip courts of discretion, permanently eliminating early termination of lifetime probation based solely on category of offense.

AMENDED in the House include a retroactive clause if the bill is not passed as an emergency bill.

HB2870 TRANSFERRED TO SENATE, NOT YET ASSIGNED TO COMMITTEE

This bill would ban people on probation from living in the same home if their risk level, which is a highly subjective measure, is assessed at a level 2 or level 3.

AMENDED to exclude supervised group homes and treatment centers.

HB2413 NEVER GOT A HEARING IN THE HOUSE; MAY BE DEAD, MAY COME BACK

Requires electronic monitoring for those on the sexual offense registry who are unhoused.

Send an email to DFarnsworth@azleg.gov and Kpowell@azleg.gov thanking them for their courage in supporting those who have been caught up in this scheme. They have both taken a great deal of political heat over their support for our people.