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AZ·Bill·2026 Regular Session
HB2889
appropriation; uranium monitoring; mine inspector
Introduced 2026-01-20Last action 2026-03-24 — Senate NR Committee action: Do Pass, voting: (8-0-0-0)Committee Rules
Sponsor
Myron TsosieD
Cosponsors
NoneLegislative Progress
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Introduced
2
In Committee
3
Passed Chamber
4
Enacted / Signed
Votes
Senate2026-03-24PassedSee how each member voted →
Senate Natural Resources Committee Action (DP)
Yea 8 · 3 D · 5 RNay 0
House2026-03-09PassedSee how each member voted →
House - Third Reading
Yea 50 · 21 D · 29 RNay 2 · 2 RNV 7 · Absent 0
House2026-03-05PassedSee how each member voted →
House - Committee of the Whole (DPA)
Yea 0Nay 0
House2026-03-03PassedSee how each member voted →
House Rules Committee Action (C&P)
Yea 7 · 3 D · 4 RNay 0NV 0 · Absent 1
House2026-02-23PassedSee how each member voted →
House Appropriations Committee Action (DPA)
Yea 16 · 7 D · 9 RNay 0NV 1 · Absent 1
House2026-02-17PassedSee how each member voted →
House Natural Resources, Energy & Water Committee Action (DP)
Yea 9 · 3 D · 6 RNay 0NV 0 · Absent 1
Summary
This bill appropriates $1 million to the State Mine Inspector to establish a uranium contamination monitoring and testing program, which will include soil, water, and home testing across the state. The program will operate in partnership with tribal epidemiology centers and will create a statewide registry to track uranium contamination. The State Mine Inspector is required to submit a report with findings and recommendations by December 31, 2026.
Note
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Full Bill Text
https://legiscan.com/AZ/bill/2083381/2026
LegiScan
https://legiscan.com/AZ/bill/2083381/2026