HB2204

First responders; post-traumatic stress disorder

Introduced·1/15/26
Introduced Text

Arizona HB2204 establishes presumptions for occupational diseases and post-traumatic stress disorder in first responders.

Arizona HB2204 amends workers' compensation laws to establish presumptions for certain occupational diseases and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in first responders. It presumes that cancers, heart-related or perivascular conditions, and PTSD are occupational diseases if specific conditions are met, such as passing a physical examination before employment and exposure to known events. The bill also mandates a program for licensed counseling for public safety employees exposed to traumatic events, with up to twelve visits allowed.

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Public Safety & Law Enforcement Committee
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History

Jan 20

House

House read second time

Jan 15

House

Introduced in House and read first time

Jan 15

House

Assigned to House PSLE Committee