2026-2027; commerce.
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill modifies how money from the Arizona State Lottery is distributed. It prioritizes debt service for lottery revenue bonds, then directs funds to several state agencies and programs, including the Arizona Game and Fish Commission Heritage Fund, the Department of Child Safety, the Arizona Board of Regents, and the Department of Health Services. The bill also establishes allocations for homeless services and the Arizona Competes Fund, and directs remaining funds to university capital improvement funds.
Key provisions
- Prioritizes debt service for lottery revenue bonds.
- Directs $10 million to the Arizona Game and Fish Commission Heritage Fund.
- Allocates funds to the Department of Child Safety for the Healthy Families Program.
- Allocates funds to the Arizona Board of Regents for the Arizona Area Health Education System.
- Allocates funds to the Department of Health Services for teenage pregnancy prevention and the Health Start program.
- Allocates funds to the Department of Health Services for the Federal Women, Infants, and Children Food Program.
- Provides $1 million for grants to nonprofit organizations for homeless services.
- Directs $1.75 million to the Arizona Competes Fund.
Who is affected
- State Lottery Participants
- State Agencies (Department of Child Safety, Arizona Board of Regents, Department of Health Services, Department of Economic Security)
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