SB1163 amends Arizona's local government budgeting process, allowing for budget amendments without a July deadline and prohibiting new or increased.
SB1163 modifies the local government budgeting process in Arizona by allowing municipalities to amend their budgets without needing to adopt the amendments by the third Monday in July. The bill also prohibits the adoption of new or increased taxes or fees in budget amendments. The amended estimates adopted by a budget amendment constitute the amended budget for the current fiscal year, and the total amounts proposed to be spent in the budget cannot exceed the published proposal.
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