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Overview
Senate Bill 1366 establishes a study committee to examine towing and impound practices within Arizona’s public property towing industry. The committee will review current fees, qualifications, insurance requirements, and operational standards for towing companies. It will also evaluate the impact of existing laws and policies and gather data to make recommendations for potential administrative or legislative changes.
Key provisions
- The committee will review current fees and fines for vehicle towing.
- The committee will examine qualifications and standards for towing companies.
- The committee will evaluate insurance and background check requirements for towing operators.
- The committee will review relevant state laws and department of public safety policies.
- The committee can request data from state and local agencies.
- The committee can hold public hearings to gather input.
Who is affected
- Public property towing companies
- Department of Public Safety
- Law enforcement agencies
- The public
- State and local government agencies
Notable changes
- The committee’s findings and recommendations will be submitted to the governor, senate president, and house speaker.
- The committee’s work is scheduled to conclude by December 31, 2026.
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