SB1205

Motor vehicle booting; fees; regulation

Complete·6/19/26

Arizona SB1205 regulates motor vehicle booting services, setting fees and operational rules.

Arizona SB1205 amends the state's statutes to regulate motor vehicle booting services, which immobilize vehicles by attaching devices to tires or parking on private property without permission. The bill allows cities and towns to set regulations on booting rates, signage, and release practices, but prohibits booting on abandoned or junk vehicles. It mandates that booting services must release vehicles within 30 minutes of a release request, reducing fees by 50% if done within an hour. Booting services can charge between $90 and $150, with fees adjusted every three years.

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Sponsors

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Roll Call Votes

51 Yea

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3 Nay

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6 Not Voting

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Calendar

Mar 23

1:00 PM

House Rules

Mar 18

2:00 PM

House Transportation & Infrastructure

History

Jun 19

Senate

Governor Signed

Jun 19

Senate

Chapter 156

Jun 10

Senate

Transmitted to Governor