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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill changes how cities, towns, and counties in Arizona can fulfill legal requirements to publish notices. It allows these local governments to post notices on their official websites and the websites of qualified newspapers, provided they electronically deliver the notice to the newspaper at least one business day before the required date. The bill also mandates that these entities include a link to all statutorily required notices on their websites.
Key provisions
- Cities and towns can post notices on their official websites.
- Counties can post notices on their official websites.
- Local governments must electronically provide notices to qualified newspapers.
- Notices must be delivered to newspapers at least one business day before the required date.
- Local governments must include a public notices link on their website.
Who is affected
- Cities
- Towns
- Counties
- Newspapers
- Local Government Officials
Notable changes
- Allows electronic posting of notices on official websites.
- Requires one-day advance electronic delivery of notices to newspapers.
- Mandates a public notices link on local government websites.
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