The House Appropriations Committee voted 15–7 to report House Bill 29 as amended, a 'caboose' budget package that incorporates federal tax conformity language (adding about $200 million in revenue), delays certain election audit reporting deadlines and shifts a proposed 2% employee bonus to a $1,500 flat payment, producing a net $4 million cost.

The Arizona Senate approved its FY2027 general appropriations feed bill (Senate Bill 18-47) on June 11, 2026, by a 23–5 vote after extended floor debate over tax conformity and language authorizing some state positions for border-related enforcement. The bill, which includes a mix of one-time and ongoing allocations and tax changes, now goes to the governor.

A fast-paced House briefing moved dozens of bills on the consent calendar across health, human services, commerce, education, environment and transportation; notable items included SNAP error‑rate targets, annual tax conformity, and multiple interstate licensure compacts.

On April 13 the Senate Committee on Retirement reported several housekeeping and policy bills favorable, including tax-conformity changes to TRSL (HB25), correction procedures for clerical errors in the Assessors' Retirement Fund (HB15), COLA statute consolidations for assessors and clerks (HB47 and HB22), LSERS cleanup (HB32), DA system changes (HB18, HB19), and a change to executive-session staff authorization (HB8).