Arizona 2026 Regular Session

01/13/2026 - House Floor Session

Arizona House Floor Meeting

Key Moments

  • John Kavanagh — Majority Leader John Kavanagh moved, under Article 4, Part 2, Section 9 of the Arizona Constitution, for the House to request the Senate’s consent to adjourn. The motion was put to a voice vote and passed, and the clerk was instructed to notify the Senate.
  • HB2028 — HB 2028 is mentioned twice in the meeting as part of the bill listing/reading process: first as a residents and meetings bill referred to Commerce, and later as a second-reading item associated with DWR application/administration.
  • HB2144 — First reading listed; subject transcribed as shot support, referred to Judiciary.
  • HB2147 — First reading listed; subject transcribed as deer permits, referred to Land, Agriculture and Rural Affairs.
  • HB2150 — First reading listed; subject transcribed as continuation department, referred to Natural Resources, Energy and Water.
  • HB2151 — First reading listed; surface water definition, referred to Natural Resources, Energy and Water.
  • HB2156 — First reading listed; livestock conservation, referred to Land, Agriculture and Rural Affairs and Appropriations.
  • HB2157 — First reading listed; livestock affairs and appropriations.
  • HB2158 — First reading listed; title transcribed as letter to diminution.
  • HB2159 — First reading listed; Mexican wolves, referred to Land, Agriculture and Rural Affairs.
  • HB2160 — First reading listed; Mexican wolf management, referred to Appropriations and Land, Agriculture and Rural Affairs.
  • HB2161 — First reading listed; sovereign authority and endangered species, referred to Land, Agriculture and Rural Affairs.
  • HB2162 — First reading listed; Game and Fish Commission, referred to Land, Agriculture and Rural Affairs and Elections / Military Affairs and Elections.
  • HB2167 — HB 2167 is first listed under Attorney General news and then referred to Judiciary, indicating a single procedural update on the bill.
  • HB2068 — First reading listed; public nuisance action.
  • HB2068 — Continues the first reading list; transcription suggests an appropriation related to Wolfwood Road.
  • HB2069 — HB 2069 is introduced on first reading, with the transcript indicating Attorney General Newsom and a likely continuation of the bill listing that references an appropriation related to water protection.
  • HB2170 — First reading listed; state contract fund to prohibition.
  • HB2171 — First reading listed; land ownership, hostile, referred to Land, Agriculture and Rural Affairs.
  • HB2172 — First reading listed; homeowner association.
  • HB2175 — First reading listed; crimes hostility towards the victim.
  • HB2176 — First reading listed; Health and Human Services.
  • HB2178 — HB 2178 is listed during first reading, including references to HCCCCCS waivers and the agency chief medical officer, and is referred to Health and Human Services.
  • HB2179 — HB 2179, Air Ambulance Services, is listed on first reading and referred to the relevant committee (Human Services / Health and Human Services).
  • HB2180 — First reading listed; appropriation, referred to Health, Human Services and Appropriations.
  • HB2181 — First reading listed; death certificates for rural services.
  • HB2183 — First reading listed; Emeritus of Studies and Study Committee, referred to Health and Human Services.
  • HB2084 — HB 2084 is introduced on first reading, with the transcript indicating it may concern a special plate related to diabetes.
  • HB2085 — HB 2085 is listed during first reading; the transcript fragments suggest it is associated with homeowner association/lawns and then continues in the same bill-listing sequence with a possibly garbled reference to gender transition.
  • HB2191 — First reading listed; unlawful use.
  • HB2192 — First reading listed; video content compensation.
  • HB2198 — HB 2198 was introduced as a criminal records sealing bill and referred to the Judiciary Committee.
  • HB2197 — First reading listed; referred to Land, Agriculture and Rural Affairs.
  • HB2200 — First reading listed; appropriation, referred to Appropriations.
  • HB2211 — First reading listed; State Route 88, referred to Transportation and Appropriations.
  • HB2203 — First reading listed; Department of Education reporting.
  • HB2207 — First reading listed; appropriations, referred to Public Safety, Law Enforcement and Appropriations / Transportation and Infrastructure.
  • HB2215 — First reading listed; literary endorsement coaches.
  • HCM2003 — House concurrent memorial listed; campaign finance and elections.
  • HCM2006 — House concurrent memorial listed; endangered species act, referred to Agriculture.
  • HB2003 — Second reading listed; driverless restriction instruction.
  • HB2004 — Second reading listed; income tax credit.
  • HB2005 — Second reading listed; vaccination status policies.
  • HB2017 — HB 2017 is listed for second reading, with the discussion appearing unclear in the transcript. The mentions seem to reference related details such as county/venue information, website information, and pregnant women, but the overall context remains garbled and appears to be a single continuous discussion of the bill.
  • HB2008 — HB 2008 is listed for second reading, concerning school library prohibitions.
  • HB2009 — HB 2009 is listed for second reading and identified with the Constitution Project.
  • HB2010 — HB 2010 is listed for second reading, identified as the Digital Goods Enforcement bill.
  • HB2011 — Second reading listed; end of tax subtraction.
  • HB2012 — Second reading listed; vehicle registration.
  • HB2013 — Second reading listed; essential events, air quality.