The proposed bill, if enacted, would amend current statutes related to local government in Arizona, specifically sections 11-251 and 41-1279.21 of the Arizona Revised Statutes. It would allow county boards of supervisors to establish and operate facilities providing veterans' services, a new addition to the existing law. Additionally, the bill mandates the Auditor General to conduct procedural reviews of county treasurer offices, ensuring compliance with accounting standards and internal controls, and requires written reporting of findings and recommendations to relevant parties, including the county treasurer and the Joint Legislative Audit Committee.

Furthermore, the bill introduces provisions for counties with populations under 250,000, allowing them to meet fiscal obligations from various revenue sources, while capping the amount used for purposes outside the designated revenue source at $1,250,000. It also requires these counties to report on their use of revenue sources for fiscal obligations by October 1, 2025. Overall, the bill aims to enhance oversight and operational capabilities of local governments while ensuring accountability in financial management.

Statutes affected:
Introduced Version: 11-251, 41-1279.21, 28-7091, 28-7095, 40-491, 36-831, 88-452, 11-812, 11-651, 13-2910, 11-653, 23-504, 11-291, 9-500.23, 11-251.12, 11-1005, 48-5901
House Engrossed Version: 11-251, 41-1279.21, 28-7091, 28-7095, 40-491, 36-831, 88-452, 11-812, 11-651, 13-2910, 11-653, 23-504, 11-291, 9-500.23, 11-251.12, 11-1005, 48-5901