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Home » US Law » 2022 Arizona Revised Statutes » Title 46 - Welfare » Article 3 - State Department of Public Welfare

§ 46-132 – Special services unit

46-132. Special services unit A. There shall be a special services unit in the department of economic security. B. The supervisor of the special services unit shall be qualified with appropriate investigative or legal background. He shall be responsible to the director for the following: 1. Performing such special investigating duties in any county in […]

§ 46-132.01 – Depositions; attendance of witnesses; production of papers

46-132.01. Depositions; attendance of witnesses; production of papers In the discharge of the duties imposed by section 46-132, the supervisor of the special services unit or a duly authorized representative of the unit may take depositions and issue subpoenas to compel the attendance of witnesses and the production of books, papers, correspondence, memoranda and other […]

§ 46-133 – Duties of attorney general

46-133. Duties of attorney general A. The attorney general shall be the legal adviser of the department. B. The attorney general shall prosecute and defend in the name of the state all actions necessary to enforce the provisions of this title. Upon request of the state department, the attorney general shall designate for such time […]

§ 46-134 – Powers and duties; expenditure; limitation

46-134. Powers and duties; expenditure; limitation The state department shall: 1. Administer all forms of public relief and assistance except those that by law are administered by other departments, agencies or boards. 2. Develop a section of rehabilitation for the visually impaired that shall include a sight conservation section, a vocational rehabilitation section in accordance […]

§ 46-136 – Powers of state department regarding work projects for unemployed persons

46-136. Powers of state department regarding work projects for unemployed persons A. The state department may institute work projects for the employment of needy unemployed persons being granted public assistance. The nature of the work projects shall be determined by the state department and the governing body of the county, municipal government or school district […]

§ 46-137 – Administrative expenses

46-137. Administrative expenses A. Administrative expenses shall be paid from funds made available for that purpose by the legislature or by the federal government or any of its agencies. Federal grants for research, demonstration projects, or training, or older Americans’ act administration may be used in addition to the appropriation. B. In this section, " […]

§ 46-138 – Expenditures for public welfare

46-138. Expenditures for public welfare The total amount which may be expended in any fiscal year by the state department for each of the objects and purposes provided by this title shall in no event exceed the amount appropriated in the general appropriation bill for each such object or purpose and any monies granted by […]

§ 46-138.01 – Public assistance and administration revolving fund

46-138.01. Public assistance and administration revolving fund A. There is created the permanent public assistance and administration revolving fund in the amount of four hundred thousand dollars for use of the state department for the purpose of disbursing: 1. Initial public assistance payments to those individuals and families newly certified as eligible for one or […]

§ 46-138.02 – Duplicate checks; notice; form and effect

46-138.02. Duplicate checks; notice; form and effect A. When it appears to the satisfaction of the director of the department of economic security by affidavit or otherwise that any check drawn against the revolving fund has been lost or destroyed prior to payment and there is no reasonable probability of its being found or presented, […]

§ 46-139 – Notification; federal poverty guidelines

46-139. Notification; federal poverty guidelines The department shall notify the health and human services committee of the senate and the health committee of the house of representatives, or their successor committees, within thirty days after the federal government decides to no longer calculate and publish the federal poverty guidelines.

§ 46-140 – Duty of employees to report violations; penalties for failure to do so

46-140. Duty of employees to report violations; penalties for failure to do so A. When a person employed under this title interviews or consults an applicant for or recipient of assistance or services authorized by this title, and is informed that the applicant or recipient has by mistake, by withholding facts, or in any other […]