
SB1299 Amended Multiple Times as It Heads to Final Vote
Whoever said “practice makes perfect” clearly never witnessed the legislative gymnastics of Senate Bill 1299. Originally pitched as a bill to support law enforcement grants,

Whoever said “practice makes perfect” clearly never witnessed the legislative gymnastics of Senate Bill 1299. Originally pitched as a bill to support law enforcement grants,

Rural licensing had its day on the House Floor on Monday June 23rd. S.B. 1057 was the second incarnation of SB 1713 – “Marijuana; Dual

This week opened with two cannabis-related bills still alive—just barely. SB 1230, which would fund medical marijuana research grants, was revived by a Motion to

A controversial cannabis enforcement bill that had seemingly stalled in committee has come roaring back to life. Senate Bill 1299, a late-session “striker” bill, was

The end of session, rumored to be just around the corner — possibly as soon as next week. Only two cannabis-related bills remain in play,

After weeks of waiting for movement, SB1230 — Marijuana; Clinical Research Trial — finally had its chance on the House floor, but it met a

With a rumored June 20th deadline looming, Arizona lawmakers have been actively negotiating the state budget for fiscal year 2026, while cannabis-related measures remain on

Update Week 18 | Phoenix, AZ — Only two cannabis-related bills remain, and both are stalled as Arizona lawmakers shift their focus almost exclusively to

As Week 17 draws to an end, House Bill 2179—which would place new limits on marijuana advertising—has been sent to Governor Hobbs for a decision.

As of Week 16, three cannabis-related measures remain active. HB2179 – Marijuana; Advertising; Restrictions has passed the Senate on third reading and has returned to
