Arizona HB2799 revises requirements for contractor's licenses, emphasizing safety and experience.

Arizona HB2799 amends the qualifications for contractor's licenses, focusing on safety and experience. It mandates that applicants have at least four years of relevant experience, with two years within the last ten years. Technical training can substitute for some experience. The bill also requires applicants to submit fees, maintain bonds, and notify the registrar of any changes. Licenses cannot be issued to minors or those with recent license denials or revocations. The registrar must classify applicants, conduct investigations, and establish written examinations.

Arizona HB2799 revises requirements for contractor's licenses, emphasizing safety and experience.

Arizona HB2799 amends the qualifications for contractor's licenses, focusing on safety and experience. It mandates that applicants have at least four years of relevant experience, with two years within the last ten years. Technical training can substitute for some experience. The bill also requires applicants to submit fees, maintain bonds, and notify the registrar of any changes. Licenses cannot be issued to minors or those with recent license denials or revocations. The registrar must classify applicants, conduct investigations, and establish written examinations.