Arizona HB2875 prohibits local governments from regulating unmanned aircraft and systems, except for specific exceptions.

Arizona HB2875 amends state statutes to prohibit counties, cities, and towns from enacting or adopting any ordinance, policy, or rule that regulates the ownership or operation of unmanned aircraft or systems. Exceptions include regulations for public unmanned aircraft owned by the local government, taking off or landing model aircraft in parks or preserves, and land use approvals for residential areas. The bill also prohibits operating unmanned aircraft to intentionally photograph or loiter over critical facilities for criminal purposes.

Arizona HB2875 prohibits local governments from regulating unmanned aircraft and systems, except for specific exceptions.

Arizona HB2875 amends state statutes to prohibit counties, cities, and towns from enacting or adopting any ordinance, policy, or rule that regulates the ownership or operation of unmanned aircraft or systems. Exceptions include regulations for public unmanned aircraft owned by the local government, taking off or landing model aircraft in parks or preserves, and land use approvals for residential areas. The bill also prohibits operating unmanned aircraft to intentionally photograph or loiter over critical facilities for criminal purposes.