Arizona HB2630 protects the privacy of certain professionals by restricting public access to their personal information.
Arizona HB2630 amends state statutes to protect the privacy of health professionals, election officers, public officials, and other specified individuals by restricting public access to their personal information. Eligible persons can request that their residential addresses, telephone numbers, and other identifying information be redacted from public records maintained by county recorders, assessors, and treasurers.
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