human services; 2026-2027.
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Overview
This bill addresses human services, particularly regarding mobile home relocation assistance and changes in community use. It modifies laws related to moving expenses, rent increases, and age-restricted communities, establishing a mobile home relocation fund and outlining procedures for tenant compensation. The bill also includes provisions for supplemental nutrition assistance program eligibility reviews and drug testing for TANF recipients, as well as establishing a supplemental early childhood listening and spoken language services program.
Key provisions
- Establishes a mobile home relocation fund to compensate tenants whose mobile homes are displaced due to changes in use or redevelopment.
- Sets specific payment limits for relocation expenses, including maximum amounts and potential abandonment options.
- Creates criteria for determining eligibility for rent increase-related relocation assistance, based on rent increases exceeding a certain percentage.
- Modifies laws regarding age-restricted communities, establishing a process for notifying tenants of changes and providing relocation assistance.
- Requires the Department of Economic Security to screen and test TANF recipients for illegal substance use.
- Establishes a supplemental early childhood listening and spoken language services program, transferring existing contracts from the Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and the Blind.
- Requires the Department of Economic Security to conduct eligibility reviews for SNAP recipients to identify potential changes in circumstances.
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