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United States — Arizona
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Cities or towns may create a prisoner work, community restitution work, and home detention program, but it needs court approval and has eligibility, monitoring, fee, and termination rules.
United States — Arizona
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A city or town may build, operate, and finance toll roads within its corporate limits, despite section 28-6805(C).
United States — Arizona
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Municipal courts must appoint counsel for indigent defendants and may charge an indigent administrative assessment fee of up to $25.
United States — Arizona
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A city or town governing body may create an infill incentive district if the area meets at least three listed conditions, and must adopt a redevelopment plan if it does so.
United States — Arizona
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Cities and towns with 50,000 or more people must provide efficient lighting for certain municipal projects, use life-cycle costs in the evaluation, and fully shield covered outdoor light fixtures, with limited exceptions.
United States — Arizona
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Some municipal social workers are exempt from the requirements of title 32, chapter 33 if they do not treat mental or emotional disorders and do not use psychotherapy to assess or treat people.
United States — Arizona
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Municipalities must allow sign walkers, but may adopt reasonable time, place, and manner rules; they may not bar sign walkers from public sidewalks, walkways, or pedestrian thoroughfares under those rules.
United States — Arizona
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A city or town governing body may create a renewable energy incentive district if listed site and planning conditions are met, and must adopt a plan for the district if it does so.
United States — Arizona
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A municipality generally may not impose new or higher business taxes or fees without following the section’s notice and filing steps.
United States — Arizona
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Cities and towns may create an energy and water savings account, but they must use the money only for specified energy/water-saving project costs and related repayments.
United States — Arizona
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A municipality generally may not charge property owners a municipality-wide tax or fee based on the size or value of their real property or improvements for public services.
United States — Arizona
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Cities and towns may set up transportation safety zones, passenger convenience areas, and vehicle-for-hire lanes, but the section limits zone size, number of zones, and some loading/unloading rules.
United States — Arizona
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A city or town governing body may adopt employee tax-deferred annuity and deferred compensation plans by ordinance or resolution, and participating employees must authorize payroll reductions under an executed deferred compensation agreement.
United States — Arizona
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A city or town may designate certain fire department members as arson investigators, and designated investigators must have the required law enforcement training.
United States — Arizona
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Certain people and organizations are immune from civil or other damages when they provide emergency medical aid or related assistance, unless an exception applies.
United States — Arizona
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A city or town may appoint park rangers, and park rangers may be empowered to issue citations for violations of ordinances and park rules and regulations.
United States — Arizona
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This section requires certain city or town governing bodies in area A or area B to take air-quality and dust-control actions, including traffic-signal coordination, dust reduction measures, leaf-blower restrictions, paving-code requirements, and alternative-fuel fleet planning.
United States — Arizona
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Municipalities may enter into development agreements, but must record the agreement within 10 days and certain decisions cannot take effect for 30 days.
United States — Arizona
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Cities and towns may not discriminate against hospitality industry businesses in fee collection, and annual fee increases are capped by CPI-related limits.
United States — Arizona
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A city or town must give residents an opportunity to recycle and reduce waste.