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2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 41 - State Government › § 41-797 - Department of corrections building renewal fund

41-797.
Department of corrections building renewal fund
A. The department of corrections building renewal fund is established consisting of monies deposited pursuant to section 31-230,  section 41-1604,  subsection B,  paragraph 3,  sections 41-1604.02,  41-1604.03 and 41-1624 and section 41-1641,  subsection E. The director of the state department of corrections shall administer the fund. Monies in the fund are subject to legislative appropriation and are exempt from the provisions of section 35-190 relating to lapsing of appropriations.
B. The director of the state department of corrections shall use the monies in the fund for building renewal projects that repair or rework buildings and supporting infrastructure that are under the control of the state department of corrections and that result in maintaining a building's expected useful life. Monies in the fund may not be used for new building additions,  new infrastructure additions,  landscaping and area beautification,  demolition and removal of a building and,  except as provided in subsection C of this section,  routine preventive maintenance.
C. The director of the state department of corrections may use up to eight per cent of the annual expenditures from the fund for routine preventive maintenance.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 41 - State Government › § 41-805 - Off duty peace officers; lease or rental of law enforcement equipment

41-805.
Off duty peace officers;  lease or rental of law enforcement equipment
A. Subject to the agreement of the director of the department of administration,  the head of a state department or agency that employs peace officers who are certified by the Arizona peace officer standards and training board established by section 41-1821 may allow those peace officers to engage in off duty law enforcement work if that work does not conflict with the work performed by the certified peace officers for the state department or agency.
B. If the head of a state department or agency allows its certified peace officers to engage in off duty law enforcement work pursuant to subsection A of this section,  the state department or agency may lease or rent motor vehicles and other law enforcement equipment directly to its certified peace officers for the purpose of traffic safety,  traffic control or other law enforcement related activity.
C. If a state agency or department leases or rents motor vehicles pursuant to subsection B of this section,  the state agency or department shall:
1. Adopt rules and policies relating to the lease or rental of motor vehicles and other law enforcement equipment that are substantially similar to the rules and policies adopted by the department of public safety.
2. Deposit,  pursuant to sections 35-146 and 35-147,  any monies generated from leasing or renting the state fleet motor vehicles in the department of public safety administration fund.
D. The department of administration shall adopt uniform contract indemnity provisions and insurance coverage provisions naming this state and the agency that allows its certified peace officers to engage in off duty law enforcement work as additional insureds on a commercial liability policy. The coverage policy applies to all employers of certified peace officers engaging in off duty law enforcement work pursuant to this section. The coverage policy shall hold this state harmless and indemnify this state by employers of certified peace officers engaging in off duty law enforcement work.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 41 - State Government › § 41-806 - Use of renewable energy; department of administration facilities; definitions

41-806.
Use of renewable energy;  department of administration facilities;  definitions
A. If the cost of renewable energy is not more than five per cent higher than the cost of traditional power,  the department of administration shall meet the following minimum requirements for use of renewable energy to provide power to the department's facilities in the governmental mall:
1. On or before January 1,  2003,  one per cent.
2. On or before January 1,  2004,  two per cent.
3. On or before January 1,  2005,  three per cent.
4. On or before January 1,  2010,  ten per cent.
B. For the purposes of this section:
1. " Governmental mall"  means the governmental mall described in section 41-1362.
2. " Renewable energy"  includes solar energy,  geothermal energy,  wind energy and biomass energy.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 41 - State Government › § 41-822 - Historical collections; annual report

41-822.
Historical collections;  annual report
A. The board of directors shall annually make a detailed statement of expenditures to the governor.
B. To enable the society to augment its collections by effecting exchanges with other societies and institutions,  sixty bound copies of each of the several publications of the state and its societies and institutions,  except reports of the supreme court,  shall be donated to the society when issued,  and shall be delivered to the society by the officer having their custody. There shall also be donated to the society for deposit in its collections one set of all publications of the state,  including the supreme court reports.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 41 - State Government › § 41-823 - Purposes of society; housing of society collection; financial provisions

41-823.
Purposes of society;  housing of society collection;  financial provisions
A. The society shall procure,  by gift,  exchange or purchase:
1. Books,  maps,  papers and materials pertaining to the history of Arizona and the west.
2. Narratives of historical events of the exploration and early settlement of Arizona,  and of overland travel in the state and the west.
3. Data relating to Indian tribes,  and portraying the antiquities,  the past and present conditions and progress of the state.
4. Historical and scientific reports of the western states,  and materials and facilities for investigation of historical,  scientific,  social,  educational and literary subjects.
B. The collections and materials shall be housed suitably for protection,  preservation and availability,  properly catalogued and kept accessible to the public during reasonable hours on business days and the society may charge a fee for these services.
C. For the purpose of effectuating the functions prescribed in subsections A and B of this section,  the society may borrow money with which to erect or procure needed buildings and equipment,  but authorization to borrow money shall not exceed in the aggregate the sum of seventy-five thousand dollars for the purpose of erecting and procuring needed buildings and equipment. The society may issue negotiable promissory notes and necessary renewal notes as evidence of the money so borrowed. The notes shall be authorized by resolution of the board of directors of the society,  may mature at such times not exceeding three years from the respective dates thereof,  may bear interest at not to exceed five per cent per annum,  payable semiannually,  and may be payable at such times and in such partial sums as the resolution provides.
D. Money borrowed under the provisions of this section shall be deposited,  pursuant to sections 35-146 and 35-147,  in the Arizona historical society building fund and disbursed in satisfaction of approved claims arising under the contract or contracts for construction and equipment of the building.
E. Notes issued pursuant to this section shall be payable only in accordance with the terms thereof and shall not be obligations,  general,  special or otherwise,  of the state. The notes shall not constitute a debt,  legal or moral,  of the state and shall not be enforceable against the state.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 41 - State Government › § 41-825 - Permanent Arizona historical society preservation and restoration revolving fund

41-825.
Permanent Arizona historical society preservation and restoration revolving fund
A. There is created the permanent Arizona historical society preservation and restoration revolving fund in the amount of five thousand dollars for use in copying,  preserving and restoring historic photographs and negatives,  which are proper as ultimate claims for payment from state funds. Such expenditures from the fund and reimbursement thereto shall be as prescribed by rules and regulations of the department of administration.
B. The permanent revolving fund shall be established as a separate account on the books of the Arizona historical society and a full accounting of its use shall be made to the department of administration annually or as required by the department of administration.
C. All monies deposited in the revolving fund are appropriated to the Arizona historical society for use as provided in this section and shall be exempt from the provisions of section 35-190,  relating to lapsing of appropriations.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 41 - State Government › § 41-826 - Permanent Arizona historical society revolving fund

41-826.
Permanent Arizona historical society revolving fund
A. The permanent Arizona historical society revolving fund is established consisting of both of the following:
1. All monies received by the society from operating gift shops,  book shops and food service facilities and from charges for the use of or admission into any of the society's facilities and deposited,  pursuant to sections 35-146 and 35-147,  in the fund.
2. Gifts,  grants,  donations and contributions to the fund.
B. Fund monies shall be spent by the society for both of the following:
1. Enhancing the programs of the society or operating or improving its facilities.
2. Issuing historical markers for a dude ranch that is designated for inclusion in the Arizona dude ranch heritage trail program established by section 41-867.
C. The Arizona historical society shall prepare an annual report that accounts for all permanent Arizona historical society monies received,  from where received and for what purposes the monies were used during the fiscal year. The report shall include plans for the ensuing fiscal year. The report shall be presented to the legislature during January of each year.
D. On notice from the director,  the state treasurer shall invest and divest monies in the fund as provided by section 35-313,  and monies earned from investment shall be credited to the fund.
E. All monies in the fund are exempt from the provisions of section 35-190 relating to lapsing of appropriations.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 41 - State Government › § 41-831 - Prescott historical society of Arizona; organization; officers; election by membership; property held in trust; expenditure of legislative appropriations

41-831.
Prescott historical society of Arizona;  organization;  officers;  election by membership;  property held in trust;  expenditure of legislative appropriations
A. There shall be a Prescott historical society of Arizona which,  subject to the limitations imposed by law,  may purchase,  receive,  hold,  lease and sell property,  real and personal,  for the benefit of the state and the use of the society.
B. The society shall have a president,  a vice-president,  a secretary,  a treasurer and other officers as determined by the board of trustees. The president shall preside at meetings of the society and of the board of trustees.
C. The members of the board of trustees shall be elected by the members of the society. The board of trustees shall consist of fifteen members of the society who reside in this state.
D. The treasurer shall have custody of the funds of the society other than legislative appropriations. He shall hold the funds of the Sharlot Hall historical society coming into his hands in trust for the use of the Sharlot Hall historical society and for the benefit of the state and shall disburse them only as prescribed by law and according to the bylaws of the society.
E. The board of trustees shall hold in trust for the state and administer for the benefit of the state and use of the society all property acquired by the society.
F. All expenditures of legislative appropriations to the society shall be made upon claims duly itemized,  verified and approved by the board which shall be presented and filed with the director of the department of administration who shall draw his warrant therefor.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 41 - State Government › § 41-832 - Meetings of society; nominations; bylaws of society; election of officers; meetings; rules and regulations; employment of director and other personnel

41-832.
Meetings of society;  nominations;  bylaws of society;  election of officers;  meetings;  rules and regulations;  employment of director and other personnel
A. The society shall meet annually on the first Monday of June at the call of the president for the purpose of nominating new members of the board of trustees and to conduct such other business as may properly come before it. The nominations shall be made by a nominating committee chosen by the members of the society. Members of the board of trustees shall serve for a term of three years.
B. The society may adopt bylaws for its government.
C. The board of trustees shall elect annually from its membership a president,  vice president,  secretary and a treasurer.
D. Regular meetings of the board of trustees shall be held at least once during each calendar quarter. Special meetings may be held at the call of the president or upon petition of any three of its members. Members of the board of trustees shall receive no compensation but shall be reimbursed for subsistence and travel expenses incurred in the performance of their duties as provided for other state officers.
E. The board of trustees shall adopt rules and regulations for the administration of the work of the society and for carrying out the provisions of this article. The rules and regulations may divide membership of the society in four classes named life,  one year,  associate and honorary and may define each class. The fees for each class shall be fixed by the board of trustees,  provided that the fee for any class may not exceed twenty-five dollars per annum.
F. The board of trustees may employ,  subject to chapter 4,  article 4 of this title,  a director,  assistant director,  custodians,  archivists,  librarians,  researchers,  maintenance personnel,  gardeners or other necessary personnel,  define their duties and fix their compensation pursuant to section 38-611 and within the limits of legislative appropriation. The board may also employ the services of professional consultants on a fee basis within the limits of legislative appropriation.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 41 - State Government › § 41-833 - Powers and duties of society

41-833.
Powers and duties of society
A. The Prescott historical society shall:
1. Preserve,  maintain and perpetuate the gubernatorial mansion,  the Sharlot Hall Museum and the historical collections contained in the mansion and museum and on the grounds of the mansion and museum in Prescott,  Arizona.
2. Procure by gift,  exchange or purchase books,  maps,  papers,  goods,  artifacts,  utensils,  museum specimens and other data or materials pertaining to the history of Arizona and the west.
3. Conduct and carry on investigations and expeditions into the geological and anthropological life of Arizona and the west.
4. Establish and maintain a library and publish pamphlets and reports.
5. Exchange exhibits on a temporary basis for display purposes with other museums and societies.
6. Loan exhibits to schools in Arizona or to museums and societies for which a fee may be charged.
7. Suitably house for protection,  preservation and availability and properly catalogue and keep accessible to the public,  during reasonable hours,  the historical collections and materials and may charge a fee for these services.
8. Keep accessible to the public all historical data and provide suitable space for its use in research and may charge a fee for these services.
B. All monies received by the society from whatever source other than legislative appropriation shall be credited for the use of the Sharlot Hall historical society and used as provided by the terms of this subsection for the following purposes:
1. Acquisition and restoration of museum specimens.
2. Direct research pertaining to the history of Arizona and the west.
3. Publication of books,  pamphlets,  bulletins and reports for sale by the society.
4. Acquisition of postal cards or other items consistent with the objects of the society for resale.
5. Other necessary expenses.
C. The board of trustees may establish and collect fees for pamphlets,  books,  bulletins or reports which they publish,  for items acquired for resale or for exhibits loaned to other museums or societies.
D. The board of trustees shall annually make a report of its activities and expenditures to the governor.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 41 - State Government › § 41-835 - Perpetuation of historical names

41-835.
Perpetuation of historical names
It is declared the public policy of this state that natural or artificial objects,  places or things continue to be known by the names they now bear,  as determined by the state geographic and historic names board,  so that the historical record of the state may be protected and preserved.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 41 - State Government › § 41-835.01 - Definitions

41-835.01.
Definitions
In this article,  unless the context otherwise requires:
1. " Board"  means the state board on geographic and historic names.
2. " Geographic features"  means mountains,  canyons,  gulches,  streams,  streambeds or channels whether flowing or dry,  natural bridges,  natural lakes,  natural monuments,  mesas,  deserts,  forests,  springs,  water holes,  cliffs,  chasms and other similar natural objects,  places or things.
3. " Historic road"  means a highway,  street,  road or route that is of historical or cultural significance in the settlement and development of this state and that is established or designated as a historic road by the board.
4. " Parkway"  means an area along either or both sides of a highway,  street,  road or route that is acquired in fee or by easement by the governmental body having jurisdiction over the highway,  street,  road or route for the protection of geographic,  natural flora or scenic values and that is established or designated as a parkway by the board.
5. " Places of historical significance"  or " historic place"  means objects,  places or things that are associated with or named after people,  places or events of historical significance,  including historic roads,  scenic roads,  parkways,  artificial bridges,  dams,  artificial lakes,  parks,  mining districts,  artificial monuments,  roads,  trails or other similar artificial objects,  places or things.
6. " Scenic road"  means a highway,  street,  road or route through a scenic area that is established or designated as a scenic road by the board.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 41 - State Government › § 41-835.02 - State board on geographic and historic names; membership; expenses; quorum; staff support; chairperson

41-835.02.
State board on geographic and historic names;  membership;  expenses;  quorum;  staff support;  chairperson
A. The state board on geographic and historic names is established consisting of:
1. One member who is appointed by the head of each of the following agencies or organizations:
(a) The department of transportation.
(b) The state land department.
(c) The Arizona state library,  archives and public records.
(d) The Arizona historical society.
(e) The Arizona commerce authority.
(f) The department of economic security.
(g) A geography department of an Arizona university.
2. Three members of the public who are appointed by the governor,  at least one of whom is an enrolled member of a recognized tribe or Indian community located in Arizona.
B. Members shall serve staggered five-year terms to begin and end on the third Monday in January,  except that the member appointed pursuant to subsection A,  paragraph 1,  subdivision (g) of this section shall serve a two-year term. The initial appointment of the member appointed in subsection A,  paragraph 1,  subdivision (g) of this section shall be made by Arizona state university. On the expiration of the initial term of the member appointed in subsection A,  paragraph 1,  subdivision (g) of this section,  the position shall be appointed by the university of Arizona,  and on the expiration of that term northern Arizona university shall appoint the member. The three state universities shall continue to rotate the appointment of this member on the board.
C. Members are not eligible to receive compensation but are eligible for reimbursement of expenses pursuant to title 38,  chapter 4,  article 2.
D. The Arizona state library,  archives and public records shall provide staff support to the board.
E. A majority of the members constitutes a quorum.
F. The board shall annually elect a chairperson and vice chairperson from among its members.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 41 - State Government › § 41-835.03 - Powers and duties

41-835.03.
Powers and duties
A. The board shall:
1. Receive and evaluate all proposals for changes in or additions to names of geographic features and places of historical significance in this state and after this evaluation designate the most appropriate and acceptable names and spelling of these names for use in maps and other official governmental documents.
2. Receive and evaluate all proposals for naming geographic features in this state for which no generally accepted name is or has been in use and after this evaluation designate a name for use in maps and other official governmental documents.
3. Cooperate with political subdivisions of this state to eliminate the duplication of the names of geographic features that are not of historical significance.
4. Assist and cooperate with the United States board of geographic names in matters relating to names of geographic features and places in this state.
5. Maintain a list of advisers who have expertise in this state's history,  geography or culture and consult with those advisers in evaluating proposals.
6. Designate one or more members to act as the state representative to the western states geographic names council.
7. Receive and evaluate all proposals to establish or designate a highway or area as a parkway,  historic road or scenic road that is of geographic or historical significance in this state and after this evaluation designate the most appropriate and acceptable names and spelling of these names for use in maps and other official governmental documents. If the parkway,  historic road or scenic road to be established or designated is not a state highway or route,  the establishment or designation is not effective unless the state board on geographic and historic names or governmental body having jurisdiction over the parkway,  historic road or scenic road agrees to the establishment or designation. The state board on geographic and historic names shall notify the director of the department of transportation and the state transportation board when a parkway,  historic road or scenic road is given a historic designation pursuant to this section.
B. The board may:
1. Adopt rules for the orderly conduct of business.
2. Initiate proposals for changes in or additions to geographic or historic names in this state. Any proposal initiated by the board shall be evaluated in accordance with the procedures prescribed under section 41-835.04.
C. Notwithstanding any other law,  the board may not:
1. Change street and road names for the purpose of uniformity.
2. Designate a name for a geographic feature that commemorates any person until that person has been deceased at least five years.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 41 - State Government › § 41-835.04 - Changes in or additions of geographic features or places of historical significance; submission of proposal; consideration; action; notice

41-835.04.
Changes in or additions of geographic features or places of historical significance;  submission of proposal;  consideration;  action;  notice
A. A person,  a group or an agency of federal,  state or local government may propose a change in or the addition of any geographic feature or place of historical significance within this state by submitting a proposal and supporting information to the board for evaluation and recommendation.
B. On receipt of a proposal,  together with sufficient supporting information,  the board shall:
1. Place the proposal on the agenda for consideration at its next meeting.
2. Give appropriate notice to persons and groups that are affected by the proposal or might have an interest in it.
3. Provide opportunities for public comment.
4. Conduct research and field investigations as it deems necessary.
C. When the board takes action on a proposal,  the board shall notify the person,  group or agency that submitted the proposal and shall transmit the official recommendation of geographic names to the United States board of geographic names. The names approved by the board shall be filed with the secretary of state and the clerk of the board of supervisors in the appropriate county.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 41 - State Government › § 41-835.05 - Use of names chosen

41-835.05.
Use of names chosen
When the board designates a name for a geographic feature or place of historical significance within this state,  the name is the official name for the geographic feature or historic place and shall be used in and on all maps,  records,  documents and other publications issued by this state or its departments and political subdivisions.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 41 - State Government › § 41-835.06 - Advertising or publishing a name without approval

41-835.06.
Advertising or publishing a name without approval
A person may not attempt to modify local usage or name an unnamed geographic feature in an advertisement or publication without first obtaining the approval of the board. If a person violates this section,  the board shall promptly act to curtail such activity and shall adopt an official name for the feature if no recognized name is of record.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 41 - State Government › § 41-836 - Restriction on changing historical name

41-836.
Restriction on changing historical name
It is unlawful for a public officer,  department,  agency or employee to change and record in writing or otherwise in any public records,  documents or papers of this state the name of a place of historical significance or mountain,  canyon,  gulch,  stream,  streambed or channel,  whether flowing or dry,  mesa,  desert,  forest,  spring,  water hole,  bridge,  either natural or artificial,  cliff,  chasm,  dam,  lake,  either natural or artificial,  park,  mining district,  monument,  either natural or artificial,  road,  trail or other natural or artificial geographic feature in this state unless the change has first been approved by the board.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 41 - State Government › § 41-837 - Hoover dam

41-837.
Hoover dam
A. Notwithstanding this article,  the dam located on the Colorado river in Mohave county,  formerly known as Boulder Dam,  is designated and shall be known as " Hoover Dam" .
B. All official acts,  state records,  documents and papers relating thereto executed after June 30,  1953 shall bear the designation " Hoover Dam" .
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 41 - State Government › § 41-837.01 - Mogollon Rim

41-837.01.
Mogollon Rim
A. Notwithstanding this article,  the cliff-like escarpment located in northern Arizona which separates the Colorado plateau and the central highlands and forms,  in part,  the divide between the Little Colorado river and Salt River drainage areas,  also forming a portion of the boundaries of Coconino and Gila counties,  is designated and shall be known as the " Mogollon Rim" . The escarpment begins at approximately 34 25' 10"  north 111 33' 00"  west and continues through approximately 34 18' 00"  north 110 54' 15"  west then continues through approximately 34 14' 00"  north 110 18' 9"  west and ends at approximately 34 7' 15"  north 109 58' 30"  west,  such point being approximately two miles south of Pinetop-Lakeside at the head of Petrified Creek.
B. All official acts,  state records,  documents and papers relating to the escarpment described in subsection A of this section after April 4,  1984 shall bear the designation " Mogollon Rim" .
C. The first letter of both words of the designation " Mogollon Rim"  shall be capitalized in accordance with standard practice for geographic names.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 41 - State Government › § 41-841 - Archaeological and vertebrate paleontological discoveries

41-841.
Archaeological and vertebrate paleontological discoveries
A. On lands owned or controlled by this state or any agency of this state a person shall not knowingly excavate in or upon any historic or prehistoric ruin,  burial ground,  archaeological or vertebrate paleontological site,  or site including fossilized footprints,  inscriptions made by human agency or any other archaeological,  paleontological or historical feature,  except when acting as a duly authorized agent of an institution or corporation referred to in section 41-842.
B. On lands owned or controlled by this state or any agency of this state a person shall not knowingly collect any archaeological specimen or vertebrate paleontological specimen without obtaining a permit authorizing the activity as provided under section 41-842. For the purpose of this subsection,  " archaeological specimen"  means any item resulting from past human life or activities which is at least one hundred years old including petroglyphs,  pictographs,  paintings,  pottery,  tools,  ornaments,  jewelry,  textiles,  ceremonial objects,  weapons,  armaments,  vessels,  ships,  vehicles and human skeletal remains. Archaeological specimen does not include arrowheads,  coins or bottles.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 41 - State Government › § 41-842 - Permits to explore

41-842.
Permits to explore
A. Only institutions,  organizations or corporations organized for scientific,  research or land use planning purposes may pursue any activity prescribed in section 41-841.
B. No such activity may be undertaken until a permit is first secured therefor from the director of the Arizona state museum.
C. Permits shall be granted by the director for such periods of time and under such regulations as he may from time to time determine to institutions,  organizations or corporations which are qualified to conduct such activities and which shall undertake to propagate the knowledge to be gained and to preserve permanently all objects,  photographs and records in public repositories under their own supervision or control,  or the supervision or control of other similar institutions,  organizations or corporations.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 41 - State Government › § 41-843 - Prohibiting unnecessary defacing of site or object

41-843.
Prohibiting unnecessary defacing of site or object
No person,  institution or corporation shall deface or otherwise alter any site or object embraced within the terms of sections 41-841 and 41-842,  except in the course of activities pursued under the authority of a permit granted by the director of the Arizona state museum.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 41 - State Government › § 41-845 - Unlawful reproduction of original archaeological specimen

41-845.
Unlawful reproduction of original archaeological specimen
No person shall reproduce,  retouch,  rework or forge any archaeological,  paleontological or historical object,  deriving its principal value from its antiquity,  or make any object,  whether copied or not,  or falsely label,  describe,  identify or offer for sale or exchange any object,  with intent to represent the same to be an original and genuine archaeological,  paleontological or historical specimen,  nor shall any person offer for sale or exchange any object with knowledge that it has previously been collected or excavated in violation of any of the terms of this article.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 41 - State Government › § 41-846 - Violation; classification

41-846.
Violation;  classification
Except as otherwise provided in section 13-3702.01,  any person,  institution or corporation violating any provision of this article is guilty of a class 2 misdemeanor and shall forfeit to the Arizona state museum all articles and material discovered,  collected,  excavated or offered for sale or exchange,  together with all photographs and records relating to such objects.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 41 - State Government › § 41-851 - State colors; state flag

41-851.
State colors;  state flag
A. Blue and old gold shall be the colors of the state. The blue shall be the same shade as that of the flag of the United States.
B. The flag of the state shall be of the following design:
The lower half of the flag a blue field and the upper half divided into thirteen equal segments or rays which shall start at the center on the lower line and continue to the edges of the flag,  colored alternately light yellow and red,  consisting of six yellow and seven red rays. In the center of the flag,  superimposed,  there shall be a copper-colored five pointed star,  so placed that the upper points shall be one foot from the top of the flag and the lower points one foot from the bottom of the flag. The red and blue shall be the same shade as the colors in the flag of the United States. The flag shall have a four-foot hoist and a six-foot fly,  with a two-foot star and the same proportions shall be observed for flags of other sizes.
C. The flag represents the copper star of Arizona rising from a blue field in the face of a setting sun.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 41 - State Government › § 41-852 - Display of state flag; death of incumbent elective state officer; display of United States flag and Constitution and the Bill of Rights

41-852.
Display of state flag;  death of incumbent elective state officer;  display of United States flag and Constitution and the Bill of Rights
A. The state flag shall be displayed alongside the flag of the United States on or in front of the state capitol building,  and institutional and educational buildings of the state as the governor directs,  on or in front of the courthouse of each county,  and other institutional buildings of each county as the board of supervisors directs,  and on or in front of the city or town hall of each incorporated city or town,  and other municipally owned buildings as the governing body of the municipality directs.
B. On the death of an incumbent elective state officer,  each state flag displayed pursuant to subsection A shall be flown at half-staff for a period of seven days beginning on the day following the death of the officer.
C. The flag of the United States shall be displayed in each hearing room in the state house of representatives and state senate in accordance with title 4 of the United States Code and a legible copy of the Constitution of the United States and the Bill of Rights shall be displayed adjacent to the flag.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 41 - State Government › § 41-859 - State animals

41-859.
State animals
The ringtail or bassariscus astutus,  the Arizona ridgenose rattlesnake or crotalus willardi,  the Arizona trout or salmo apache and the Arizona tree frog or hyla eximia shall be known respectively as the state mammal,  reptile,  fish and amphibian.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 41 - State Government › § 41-861 - Agency responsibilities

41-861.
Agency responsibilities
The chief administrator of each state agency is responsible for the preservation of historic properties which are owned or controlled by the agency. Prior to acquiring,  constructing or leasing buildings for purposes of carrying out agency responsibilities,  each agency shall consider the use of historic properties available to the agency. Each agency shall undertake any preservation that is necessary to carry out this article in a manner consistent with the preservation of historic properties,  the duties of the agency and the professional standards which the state historic preservation officer recommends. The chief administrator of a state agency may designate a full-time employee to coordinate the agency's activities under this article.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 41 - State Government › § 41-862 - Program

41-862.
Program
In cooperation with the state historic preservation officer,  each state agency shall establish a program to locate,  inventory and nominate to the Arizona register of historic places all properties that are under the agency's ownership or control and that appear to meet the criteria for inclusion on the register. Each state agency shall exercise caution to assure that the property is not inadvertently transferred,  sold,  demolished,  substantially altered or allowed to deteriorate significantly. The state historic preservation officer shall include the performance of state agencies in initiating and satisfying the programmatic management of historic properties in the annual report to the legislature and the governor as provided in section 41-151.20.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 41 - State Government › § 41-863 - Records

41-863.
Records
Each state agency shall initiate measures,  in consultation with the state historic preservation officer,  to assure that if,  as a result of state action or assistance given by the agency,  historic property is to be substantially altered or demolished,  timely steps are taken to make appropriate documentary recordation in accordance with standards which the state historic preservation officer establishes. The agency shall deposit the records with the Arizona state library,  archives and public records and with the state historic preservation officer for future use and reference.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 41 - State Government › § 41-864 - Review of agency plans

41-864.
Review of agency plans
The state historic preservation officer has thirty working days in which to review and comment on any plans of a state agency which involve property which is included on or may qualify for inclusion on the Arizona register of historic places,  including any construction project,  sale,  lease or acquisition of historic properties,  to ensure that the prehistorical,  historical,  architectural or culturally significant values will be preserved or enhanced.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 41 - State Government › § 41-866 - Acquisition and preservation fund

41-866.
Acquisition and preservation fund
A. An acquisition and preservation fund is established consisting of monies received from fines and forfeitures of proceeds imposed pursuant to section 41-865,  subsections G and H and from grants and private donations.
B. The director of the Arizona state museum shall administer the fund. On notice from the director,  the state treasurer shall invest and divest monies in the fund as provided by section 35-313,  and monies earned from investment shall be credited to the fund.
C. The director shall expend monies in the fund to defray the costs of the acquisition of real property that contains human remains and funerary objects and the costs of the removal,  reburial,  repatriation and preservation of human remains and funerary objects.
D. Monies in the fund are exempt from the provisions of section 35-190,  relating to lapsing of appropriations.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 41 - State Government › § 41-881 - Historic property rehabilitation program; administration; purposes; special projects; state contribution; standards; protective covenant; report

41-881.
Historic property rehabilitation program;  administration;  purposes;  special projects;  state contribution;  standards;  protective covenant;  report
A. A state historic property rehabilitation program is established to be administered by the Arizona state parks board through the state historic preservation officer. All decisions relating to the program by the state historic preservation officer are subject to approval by the Arizona state parks board. The state historic preservation officer may provide for the staff necessary for the operation of the program.
B. Monies from appropriations may be allocated by the state historic preservation officer for special project priorities established annually by the state historic preservation officer.
C. Monies from appropriations for historic property rehabilitation shall be used for the purpose of providing state monies up to an amount equal to the amount of cash,  materials and labor from any other source for the rehabilitation of buildings,  structures,  archaeological sites and objects all or part of which are publicly owned or owned by a nonprofit entity and which are listed in the Arizona or national register of historic places including a property listed individually or as a contributing property within a historic district.
D. The state historic preservation officer shall establish guidelines for application and selection of rehabilitation project sponsors. The state historic preservation officer shall establish annually the amount of cash,  materials and labor committed by the sponsor for determination of the amount of the state grant. The rehabilitation work shall meet the United States secretary of the interior's standards for rehabilitating historic properties or other appropriate rehabilitation or archaeological standards as determined by the historical advisory commission. The project sponsor shall sign and record a protective covenant on the property in accordance with terms and for a period of time based on the amount of the state grant as determined by the state historic preservation officer.
E. The state historic preservation officer shall include the activities of the historic property rehabilitation grants program in the report to the governor and legislature required in section 41-151.20.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 41 - State Government › § 41-902 - Fiscal controls on institutions

41-902.
Fiscal controls on institutions
A. Compensation for officers and employees of state institutions under the control of the governor shall be fixed by the governor pursuant to section 38-611 unless otherwise provided by law. Employee compensation shall be included in the estimate of expenses submitted by the chief executive officer of the institution.
B. Each chief executive officer shall furnish a semi-monthly payroll for the institution under his charge,  showing the name,  monthly salary and length of service of each officer and employee. The payroll shall be audited by the governor and a statement of the amount found due each employee shall be filed with the director of the department of administration who shall issue a separate warrant to each employee.
C. A bond in an amount to be fixed by the governor shall be required from each official and employee having custody of funds or property belonging to the state.
D. The remittance of money and other things of value received by the institution shall be governed by title 35,  chapter 1 so far as applicable,  and the proper executive officer of each institution shall in addition make a detailed statement showing the sources of such receipts to the governor.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 41 - State Government › § 41-903 - Officers and employees; employment

41-903.
Officers and employees;  employment
Subject to chapter 4,  article 4 of this title,  the chief executive officer of each institution under the control of the governor shall appoint assistants,  clerks,  guards and employees required to operate the institution,  the number to be determined by the governor,  except as otherwise provided by law.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 41 - State Government › § 41-904 - Inspection of institutions; repairs and improvements

41-904.
Inspection of institutions;  repairs and improvements
A. The governor shall,  without notice,  visit each institution under his control at least once every four months,  and inspect every part of the institution and all places,  buildings and grounds belonging thereto or used in connection therewith.
B. The governor shall have general charge of the erection of new buildings and of repairs and improvements of buildings,  and improvement of grounds and other properties belonging to the institutions under his control,  and may,  in the name of the state,  bring actions necessary to protect the interests of the state therein.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 41 - State Government › § 41-905 - Credit transfers for intra-institutional sales

41-905.
Credit transfers for intra-institutional sales
A. When an institution maintained wholly by the state sells agricultural products,  goods,  wares or merchandise produced,  manufactured or prepared by its inmates or wards to another institution for use therein or by the inmates or wards therein,  the institution making the sale shall be reimbursed through a credit transfer for the cost,  which shall not exceed the price in the open market of the products,  goods,  wares or merchandise.
B. The superintendent or managing head of the institution making the sale shall prepare a claim against the purchasing institution,  and the claim,  when approved by the proper officer of the purchasing institution and by the governor,  shall be presented to the department of administration and audited as other claims. If the department of administration finds the claim valid,  it shall charge the amount thereof to the appropriate fund of the institution against which it is drawn,  and shall credit the appropriate fund of the institution presenting the claim.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 41 - State Government › § 41-906 - Return of alien and nonresident public charges

41-906.
Return of alien and nonresident public charges
A. The governor shall cooperate with the United States commissioner general of immigration and with boards or officials of foreign countries for the purpose of arranging and providing for the return to the foreign countries of alien public charges confined in the state hospital or in the industrial school,  and of aliens discharged from the state prison.
B. To facilitate the return of nonresident public charges confined in the state hospital,  or in the state industrial school,  the governor may enter into reciprocal agreements or arrangements with officers of other states for the mutual exchange of such public charges,  and in pursuance thereof the governor may give written consent and approval of the return to the state of any resident of this state confined in a public institution of another state,  corresponding to hospitals or asylums for the insane,  or of a state institution for the reformation of delinquent minors.
C. A person shall not be deemed a resident of this state for the purposes of this section unless he has resided continuously in the state for one year next preceding commitment to any of the institutions named in this section.
D. The expenses incurred in returning aliens and nonresident public charges shall be paid by the state,  but the expense of returning residents of this state to this state shall not be paid by this state.
2023 Arizona Revised Statutes › Title 41 - State Government › § 41-921 - Arizona pioneers' home; establishment; location

41-921.
Arizona pioneers' home;  establishment;  location
A home for aged and infirm Arizona pioneers is established and shall be known as the " Arizona pioneers' home" . For the purposes prescribed in section 25 of the enabling act,  the pioneers' home shall be designated as the state hospital for miners with disabilities. The home shall be maintained at or near Prescott,  Arizona.