HB4129

DPS; mental health; wellness; appropriation

Introduced·2/11/26
Introduced Text

Arizona HB4129 establishes a mental health and wellness program for law enforcement officers, prioritizing smaller agencies.

Arizona HB4129 creates a statewide mental health and wellness program for law enforcement officers, providing confidential counseling, crisis support, peer support, family support, suicide prevention, and telehealth services. The program prioritizes agencies with 200 or fewer sworn officers. The Department of Public Safety will establish policies and procedures, accept federal funds, and submit annual reports starting December 31, 2027. The program aims to strengthen public safety, reduce officer suicide and burnout, and improve recruitment and retention while preserving officer privacy.

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Where it stands

Current
Appropriations Committee
Next
Committee decision

Sponsors

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Democratic CaucusRepublican Caucus

Roll Call Votes

House Public Safety & Law Enforcement Committee Action (DISC/HELD)

Passed

Calendar

Feb 16

9:00 AM

House Public Safety & Law Enforcement

History

Feb 16

House

House PSLE Committee action: Discussed and Held, voting: (0-0-0-0-0-0)

Feb 12

House

House read second time

Feb 11

House

Introduced in House and read first time