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It has been a busy legislative session at the Capitol and a lot of good things have happened, but we are not done yet! Quite a few bills are still working their way through the process of becoming law and a few remain stuck. It's time to remind our legislators that these bills are important and need to move forward.
HB 2166 is still waiting to be heard by the Senate Rules Committee. The bill would exempt firearms and firearms safety accessories from state and local transaction privilege (sales) taxes. Under current tax law, many goods and services that are necessary and useful for the preservation of life and health are exempt from sales taxes, including prescribed drugs, oxygen, prosthetics and other disability aids, eyeglasses, hearing aids, some foods and fuels, etc., and nothing is more effective in preserving life and health in the face of a deadly threat than a well-trained citizen with a gun.
Your Senator needs to hear from you! It only takes a few mouse clicks to voice your opinion.
If you have not yet contacted your Arizona Senator urging them to move HB 2166, please use the link below to send the e-mail we have prepared for you. You may send it as is or customize it with your own comments.
Click here to send an email to your Senator urging them to support HB 2166.
HB 2316, which would exempt CCW permit holders from prohibitions against carrying a concealed weapon in most public buildings, passed out of its assigned committees but has been STALLED FOR OVER A MONTH waiting for a floor vote in the Senate. We need to let our Senators know that this bill needs to move forward!
Your Senator needs to hear from you! It only takes a few mouse clicks to voice your opinion.
If you have not yet contacted your Arizona Senator urging them to support HB 2316, please use the link below to send the e-mail we have prepared for you. You may send it as is or customize it with your own comments.
Click here to send an email to your Senator urging them to support HB 2316.
HB 2414, which would remove the requirement for firearms to be unloaded while locked in a vehicle on school grounds, has passed out of its assigned committees but--like HB 2316--HAS BEEN STALLED FOR OVER A MONTH. We need to let our State Senators know that this bill needs to move forward!
If you have not yet contacted your Arizona Senator urging them to support HB 2414, please use the link below to send the e-mail we have prepared for you. You may send it as is or customize it with your own comments.
Click here to send an email to your Senator urging them to support HB 2414.
HB 2448, which would require school districts and charter schools to provide students in grades 6 through 12 with one or more training sessions in firearms safety in an age-appropriate manner, passed out of the Education and Rules Committees but has yet to be scheduled for a floor vote. We need to let our State Senators know that this bill needs to move forward!
If you have not yet contacted your Arizona Senator urging them to support HB 2448, please use the link below to send the e-mail we have prepared for you. You may send it as is or customize it with your own comments.
Click here to send an email to your Senator urging them to support HB 2448.
HB 2473 is still waiting to be heard by the Senate Rules Committee. The bill would prohibit public entities from entering into a contract with a value of $100,000 or more with a company to acquire or dispose of services, supplies, information technology, or construction unless the contract includes a written certification that the company does not currently, and agrees for the duration of the contract that it will not, discriminate against a firearm entity
If you have not yet contacted your Arizona Senator urging them to support HB 2473, please use the link below to send the e-mail we have prepared for you. You may send it as is or customize it with your own comments.
Click here to send an email to your Senator urging them to support HB 2473.
SB 1177 is still waiting to be heard by the House Rules Committee. It would require the Department of Public Safety to send a renewal reminder notice and renewal application to holders of concealed weapons permits at least 60 days before the expiration date of a permit.
If you have not yet contacted your Arizona Representatives urging them to support SB 1177, please use the link below to send the e-mail we have prepared for you. You may send it as is or customize it with your own comments.
Click here to send an email to your Representatives urging them to support SB 1177.
SB 1251 would expand the definition of armed robbery to include situations where the perpetrator takes, or attempts to take, a deadly weapon from others at the scene. The bill is awaiting a floor vote in the State House. We need to make sure our Representatives support this bill!
If you have not yet contacted your Arizona Representatives urging them to support SB 1251, please use the link below to send the e-mail we have prepared for you. You may send it as is or customize it with your own comments.
Click here to send an email to your Representatives urging them to support SB 1251.
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A list of firearms related bills we are monitoring this session can be found on AzCDL’s Bill Tracking Page.
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