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- Passed Senate
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Overview
This bill makes changes to how the state lottery’s money is used. It modifies the way lottery revenue is directed to various state agencies, including the Arizona Game and Fish Commission, the Department of Child Safety, and the Arizona Board of Regents. Specifically, it increases allocations to the healthy families program, teenage pregnancy prevention programs, and the disease control research fund. The bill also establishes a new fund for homeless emergency shelters and transitional services, and redirects lottery revenue to the Arizona competes fund and the university capital improvement lease-to-own and bond fund. Finally, it amends sections related to insurance examinations and the advanced air mobility fund.
Key provisions
- Increases allocations from the state lottery fund to the Arizona Game and Fish Commission Heritage Fund and the Department of Child Safety.
- Establishes a new fund for grants to nonprofit organizations providing homeless emergency and transitional shelters.
- Redirects a portion of lottery revenue to the Arizona competes fund and the university capital improvement lease-to-own and bond fund.
- Amends sections related to insurance examinations, including the establishment of a financial surveillance fund.
- Modifies the advanced air mobility fund to support the development of advanced air mobility vehicles and vertiports.
- Adjusts allocations to various programs annually based on changes in the GDP price deflator.
- Requires the lottery director to ensure sufficient monies are available before depositing into the Arizona game and fish commission heritage fund.
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