Arizona SB1374 amends laws on special censuses, population estimates, and tax apportionment.
Arizona SB1374 modifies statutes regarding special censuses, population estimates, and tax apportionment. It allows cities and towns to use special census results for one year, then mandates the use of the most recent population estimates from the United States Bureau of the Census. Counties can request special censuses even if cities or towns do not. The bill also appropriates $10,000,000 for a statewide special census and exempts this appropriation from lapsing provisions.
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