shooting range; closure; conditions

Summary

The bill mandates that any Arizona city with over one million residents must file a public record describing any property within half a mile of a state‑owned shooting range, including a notice about possible noise and zoning limits. It also establishes a multi‑step process that the Game and Fish Commission, legislature, and governor must follow before a shooting range can be shut down. The definition of “shooting range” excludes indoor facilities, archery areas, National Guard sites, and ranges not owned by the state before 2002.

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