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Magali: SB 1630 would create home-and-community program for adults with serious mental illness; cost but no appropriation

Arizona House Caucus · June 10, 2026
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Summary

SB 1630 would establish a home- and community-based services program for adults with serious mental illness, set program capacity and financial responsibilities and make other changes; the presenter said the bill appears to create costs but contains no appropriation and noted no stakeholders in opposition were listed.

Magali described SB 1630 as establishing a home- and community-based services program for adults with serious mental illness, outlining covered services, program capacity and financial responsibility. She characterized the caucus note as a caucus report and said the bill contains miscellaneous changes.

When asked, Magali said there was no stakeholder opposition listed and later answered a question about costs, saying she understood there is a cost but the bill as written does not include an appropriation. No further fiscal detail or stakeholder testimony was recorded in the caucus transcript.