state budget implementation; 2026-2027
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Overview
House Bill 4166 outlines changes to how the Arizona state government manages its information technology. The bill expands the responsibilities of the Department of Technology, requiring it to develop statewide IT plans, evaluate projects, and provide consulting services to budget units. It also establishes requirements for life-cycle analysis and risk management in IT planning and procurement. Additionally, the bill addresses the handling of federal funds and modifies budget stabilization fund rules for the 2026-2027 fiscal year.
Key provisions
- The Department of Technology will develop and maintain a statewide IT plan, including standards and disaster recovery plans.
- Budget units must incorporate life-cycle analysis into their IT planning and procurement processes.
- The Department of Technology will monitor and evaluate major IT projects, potentially suspending expenditures if projects are at risk.
- The bill addresses the handling of unrestricted federal monies received by the state.
- The budget stabilization fund rules are modified for the 2026-2027 fiscal year, removing the requirement for appropriations to or from the fund.
- The Department of Technology will provide consulting services to budget units.
- The Department of Technology is responsible for managing enterprise-level IT infrastructure, with the Arizona Department of Homeland Security handling information security.
- The Department of Technology will establish an online directory of state regulations.
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