Arizona HB2433 mandates continuing education for county treasurers and chief deputy treasurers, with a civil penalty for non-compliance.

Arizona HB2433 requires county treasurers and chief deputy treasurers to complete a minimum of ten hours of continuing education annually, focusing on topics like investment strategies, waste prevention, and cybersecurity. One hour must specifically address waste, fraud, and abuse. The county board of supervisors must cover the costs and fees associated with the education. Failure to submit documentation of completed education by December 31 each year may result in a civil penalty of up to $500. The board of supervisors can impose and collect this penalty.

Arizona HB2433 mandates continuing education for county treasurers and chief deputy treasurers, with a civil penalty for non-compliance.

Arizona HB2433 requires county treasurers and chief deputy treasurers to complete a minimum of ten hours of continuing education annually, focusing on topics like investment strategies, waste prevention, and cybersecurity. One hour must specifically address waste, fraud, and abuse. The county board of supervisors must cover the costs and fees associated with the education. Failure to submit documentation of completed education by December 31 each year may result in a civil penalty of up to $500. The board of supervisors can impose and collect this penalty.