Arizona § 1-314 Arizona first responders' day of gratitude and remembrance

Arizona Statutes

§ 1-314 — Arizona first responders' day of gratitude and remembrance

Arizona § 1-314

Title 1Arizona Revised Statutes

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Art. 1In General

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Ariz. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 1-314 (2026).

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A.September 27, in each year, shall be observed as Arizona first responders' day of gratitude and remembrance.

B.Arizona first responders' day of gratitude and remembrance is not a legal holiday.

C.On Arizona first responders' day of gratitude and remembrance, residents of this state are encouraged to demonstrate appreciation and pay tribute to the first responders of this state, both past and present, for their extraordinary dedication to preserving and protecting the public peace and safety.

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A. September 27, in each year, shall be observed as Arizona first responders' day of gratitude and remembrance.

B. Arizona first responders' day of gratitude and remembrance is not a legal holiday.

C. On Arizona first responders' day of gratitude and remembrance, residents of this state are encouraged to demonstrate appreciation and pay tribute to the first responders of this state, both past and present, for their extraordinary dedication to preserving and protecting the public peace and safety.