Arizona 2022 2022 Regular Session

Arizona Senate Bill SB1183 Comm Sub / Analysis

Filed 02/24/2022

                    Assigned to APPROP 	AS PASSED BY COW 
 
 
 
 
ARIZONA STATE SENATE 
Fifty-Fifth Legislature, Second Regular Session 
 
AMENDED 
FACT SHEET FOR S.B. 1183 
 
technical correction; boating rules 
(NOW: AZPOST; general fund; appropriation) 
Purpose 
Removes the Peace Officers' Training Fund from the Criminal Justice Enhancement Fund 
monies distribution and increases the percentages for outlined recipients. Appropriates $5,000,000 
from the state General Fund (state GF) in FY 2023 to the Peace Officers' Training Fund. 
Background 
The Criminal Justice Enhancement Fund consists of monies collected from a 42 percent 
penalty assessment on fines, violations, forfeitures and penalties imposed by the courts for criminal 
offenses and civil motor vehicle statute violations. Criminal Justice Enhancement Fund monies are 
distributed to specified funds for specified purposes as prescribed (JLBC Baseline).  
 The Arizona Peace Officer Standards and Training Board (Board) consists of 13 members 
appointed by the Governor. The Board must prescribe minimum qualifications for officers to be 
appointed to enforce the laws of the state and political subdivisions and certify officers in 
compliance with the qualifications. The Board must prescribe minimum courses of training and 
minimum standards for training facilities for law enforcement officers (A.R.S § 41-1822). 
The strike-everything amendment to S.B. 1183 appropriates $5,000,000 from the state GF 
in FY 2023 to the Peace Officers' Training Fund. 
Provisions 
1. Increases the distribution percentages of Criminal Justice Enhancement Fund monies to 
outlined recipients to:  
a) 20.81 percent from 19.09 percent, to the Department of Public Safety Forensics Fund;  
b) 3.57 percent from 1.84 percent, to the Arizona Department of Juvenile Corrections; 
c) 5.18 percent from 3.45 percent, to the Prosecuting Attorneys' Advisory Council Training 
Fund;  
d) 12.38 percent from 10.66 percent, to the Supreme Court for reducing juvenile crime; 
e) 10.01 percent from 8.29 percent, to Department of Public Safety for allocation to state and 
local law enforcement authorities for the outlined purposes;  
f) 12.38 percent from 10.66 percent, to the Department of Law for allocation to county 
attorneys;  
g) 8.59 percent from 6.86 percent, to the Supreme Court for enhancing the courts' ability to 
process proceedings relating to domestic violence; 
h) 15.06 percent from 13.34 percent, to county sheriffs;  
  FACT SHEET – Amended  
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i) 3.52 percent from 1.79 percent, to the Arizona Criminal Justice Commission;  
j) 4.34 percent from 2.62 percent, to the Department of Public Safety Forensics Fund; and  
k) 4.16 percent from 2.43 percent, to the Supreme Court for providing drug treatment services 
to adult probationers. 
2. Removes the Peace Officers' Training Fund as a recipient from the Criminal Justice 
Enhancement Fund monies.  
3. Appropriates $5,000,000 from the state GF in FY 2023 to the Peace Officers' Training Fund. 
4. Exempts the appropriation from lapsing.  
5. Makes technical and conforming changes. 
6. Becomes effective on the general effective date. 
Amendments Adopted by Committee 
• Adopted the strike-everything amendment.  
Senate Action 
APPROP 2/22/22 DPA/SE 9-0-1  
Prepared by Senate Research 
February 24, 2022 
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