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AZ·Bill·2026 Regular Session
HB 2795
small modular reactors; zoning; approval
Introduced 2026-01-21Last action 2026-04-08 — Senate third reading FAILED voting: (15-13-2-0)Committee Rules
Sponsor
Michael CarboneR
Cosponsors
NoneLegislative Progress
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Introduced
2
In Committee
3
Passed Chamber
4
Enacted / Signed
Votes
Senate2026-04-08PassedSee how each member voted →
Senate - Third Reading
Yea 15 · 15 RNay 13 · 12 D · 1 RNV 2 · Absent 0
Senate2026-04-08PassedSee how each member voted →
Senate - Committee of the Whole (DP)
Yea 0Nay 0
Senate2026-03-30PassedSee how each member voted →
Senate Rules Committee Action (PFC)
Yea 0Nay 0
Senate2026-03-24PassedSee how each member voted →
Senate Natural Resources Committee Action (DP)
Yea 4 · 4 RNay 3 · 3 DNV 1 · Absent 0
House2026-02-26PassedSee how each member voted →
House - Third Reading
Yea 31 · 31 RNay 23 · 23 DNV 6 · Absent 0
House2026-02-23PassedSee how each member voted →
House - Committee of the Whole (DP)
Yea 0Nay 0
House2026-02-09PassedSee how each member voted →
House Rules Committee Action (C&P)
Yea 7 · 2 D · 5 RNay 0NV 0 · Absent 1
House2026-02-03PassedSee how each member voted →
House Natural Resources, Energy & Water Committee Action (DP)
Yea 6 · 6 RNay 4 · 4 D
Summary
This bill appears to address the regulatory framework for small modular reactors (SMRs), likely focusing on zoning regulations and the approval process required for their deployment. The measure presumably streamlines or clarifies how local zoning laws apply to SMR facilities and establishes procedures for obtaining necessary approvals to construct or operate these smaller-scale nuclear facilities. Without access to the full text, the specific changes to zoning rules or approval mechanisms cannot be detailed, but the bill's core purpose is to facilitate the development and siting of small modular reactor technology.
Full Bill Text
https://legiscan.com/AZ/bill/HB2795/2026