This bill proposes to update current statutes by appropriating funds from the peace officer training equipment fund for specific law enforcement training purposes in fiscal year 2026-2027. The bill includes allocations for various police departments and sheriff's offices, totaling over $3 million, for the purchase of public safety training simulators and pepper ball equipment. The specific amounts and recipients are detailed in subsections A and B, which outline the distribution of funds to various law enforcement entities across Arizona. Additionally, the bill introduces exemptions from the lapsing of appropriations as per section 35-190, Arizona Revised Statutes, ensuring that the allocated funds do not expire. It also emphasizes the intention for training simulators to be used for teaching de-escalation tactics, particularly in interactions with individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing, autistic, or have mental illness. Overall, the bill aims to enhance law enforcement training and improve community interactions through targeted funding and resources.