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Arizona Legislature
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The Legislature publishes the statutory texts and historical bill summaries linked here. Different versions of a bill must not be combined into a statement of current law.
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- Primary source · Government recordA.R.S. § 9-240: General Powers of Common Council
Official Arizona Legislature text describing general municipal powers. Paragraph B.28 authorizes ordinances needed to carry municipal powers into effect, caps fines for ordinance violations at $2,500, and permits civil classification unless statute specifically prohibits it.
- Primary source · Government recordA.R.S. § 9-500.21: Civil Enforcement of Municipal Ordinances
Official Arizona Legislature text describing procedures a city or town may use to hear and determine ordinance violations classified as civil offenses, including a hearing officer, notice, hearing procedures, civil penalties and judicial review.
- Primary source · Government recordA.R.S. 13-1602: Criminal damage
Arizona Legislature statutory text governing criminal damage and classifications. Read separately from the cemetery-specific aggravated criminal damage provision. No charge in the gravesite matter has been verified.
- Primary source · Government recordA.R.S. 13-1604: Aggravated criminal damage, including cemetery property
Arizona Legislature statutory text. Subsection A(3) concerns cemetery and memorial property; subsection B classifies offenses by damage amount; subsection C specifies damage costs. Legal context, not proof of charges in this matter.
- Primary source · Government recordA.R.S. 13-4501: competency definitions
Current official statute checked October 12: incompetence concerns inability to understand proceedings or assist defense; mental illness or disability alone does not establish incompetence. General law, not a finding about either defendant.
- Primary source · Government recordA.R.S. 13-4510: competency hearing and orders
Current official statute checked October 12: competent defendants proceedings continue without delay; initial incompetence generally leads to restoration treatment under statutory limits. Does not establish restoration treatment occurred in this case.
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- Primary source · Government recordA.R.S. 13-502: insanity test and guilty-except-insane defense
Current official statute checked October 12: legal insanity concerns mental disease or defect at the time of the criminal act such that the person did not know it was wrong; defendant must prove it by clear and convincing evidence. Does not establish a pending or resolved defense in this case.
- Primary source · Government recordA.R.S. 40-246: utility rate complaints and hearings
Sets threshold for rate-reasonableness complaints including at least 25 consumers and directs hearing scheduling upon filing a qualifying complaint. Application to petition is Mayes stated legal position, not a new Commission ruling.
- Primary source · Government recordA.R.S. 40-252: rescission or amendment of Commission orders
Allows Commission to rescind, alter or amend an order at any time after notice and opportunity to be heard. Does not itself lower existing rates or grant refunds.
- Primary source · Government recordArizona annexation law: A.R.S. 9-471
Official statute reviewed October12. SubsectionN initial zoning no greater uses/densities than county; subsequent zoning follows municipal procedures. E ordinary finality30days subject judicial review;Q service planning within10years. B alternative procedures exist; city brief cites ordinary process, no legal opinion or unqualified effective-date calculation.
- Primary source · Government recordArizona campaign-finance filing officers
Legislature’s published text of A.R.S. 16-928.
- Primary source · Government recordArizona Citrus Research Council statute
Legislature’s published text of A.R.S. 3-468.01 concerning council appointments and terms.
- Primary source · Meeting recordArizona House committee minutes on HB 2657
Official Ways and Means committee minutes dated February 18, 2013.
- Primary source · Government recordArizona Legislature: 2022 HB2853 bill status and House vote
Bill 77976, session 125. House third reading June 22: 31-26, Dunn Y; not prime sponsor. Signed July 7, Chapter 388. Official API response and individual roll call retained.
- Primary source · Government recordArizona Legislature: 2022 HB2853, Chapter 388 universal ESA expansion
Enacted July 7, 2022. Expanded qualified-student eligibility. Dunn co-sponsor, independently checked in historical member profile and introduced text; individual vote checked separately.
- Primary source · Government recordArizona Legislature: 2026 SB1559 groundwater work groups, disposition and votes
Prime sponsor Dunn. Official text requires basin work groups/reports, not binding pumping caps. Senate third reading February 26: 16-12, Dunn Y. FinalDisposition Held in House, no governor action or chapter. Official BillStatusOverview and BillStatusFloorAction API captures retained locally.
- Primary source · Government recordArizona Legislature: 2026 SB1564 bill status and Senate vote
Prime sponsor Dunn, Senate third reading March 5: 25-3, Dunn Y. Signed June 19, 2026, Chapter 183. Official individual roll call retained.
- Primary source · Government recordArizona Legislature: 2026 SB1564, Chapter 183 long-term-care monitoring disclosure
Enacted June 19, 2026. Initial disclosure by December 1, 2026 or initial licensure; changes reported; department posts information. Law does not compel all facilities to permit resident-installed cameras. Final enacted text reviewed, not only introduced version.
- Primary source · Government recordArizona Legislature: 2026 SB1761 Yuma agriculture funding, disposition and votes
Prime sponsor Dunn. Proposed $1.6m YCEDA alongside extension/experiment station appropriations. Senate third reading March 16: 25-1, Dunn Y. Held in House, no chapter. Does not establish funding under other budget legislation.
- Primary source · Government recordArizona Legislature: Tim Dunn current Senate committees and sponsorships
Current Legislature 57 profile: Natural Resources vice-chair; Education and Military Affairs and Border Security member. Prime sponsor of 2026 SB1559, SB1761 and SB1564.
- Primary source · Government recordArizona Legislature: Tim Dunn historical House biography and service
Archived Legislature 54 profile confirms first appointed in 2018, lifelong Yuma resident, Dunn Grain agricultural business. Historical biography, not a current independently audited resume.
- Primary source · Government recordArizona lobbying expenditure reporting statute
Legislature’s published text of A.R.S. 41-1232.02.
- Primary source · Government recordArizona lobbying registration exceptions
Legislature’s published text of A.R.S. 41-1232.04.
- Primary source · Government recordArizona public-record maintenance and copies statute
Legislature’s published text of A.R.S. 39-121.01.
- Primary source · Government recordArizona public-records inspection statute
Legislature’s published text of A.R.S. 39-121.
- Primary source · Government recordHB 2669: earlier Senate committee summary
Senate Research fact sheet dated March 28, 2023 describes an earlier version of a biosolids bill.
- Primary source · Government recordHB 2669: summary transmitted to the Governor
Arizona House summary describes the bill version transmitted to the Governor.
- Secondary source / research lead · OtherUnresolved research compilation: Run 2: Woodman Business, Property, and Possible Benefit
This page documents an unresolved claim or research lead. It is not a finding of fact. UNRESOLVED. SECONDARY SOURCE ONLY. This is a cleaned catalog description of an internal research compilation, not independent corroboration of its contents. Authorship and issuing authority are not independently authenticated. The raw research PDF remains private.
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- Yuma Biosolids / AgTech
A source-first guide to Yuma’s biosolids debate: State Land leases, AgTech’s reported formal challenge, the City contract, fly research, PFAS questions and the records still needed.