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AFCCA 2025 Year-End Report
Dear AFCCA Members, What a year. As we wrap up 2025, we want to take a moment to thank each of you for being part of this community — your time, energy, feedback, and commitment to professionalism and compassion keep AFCCA alive and growing. What We’ve Accomplished Together Providing Critical Updates & Regulatory Guidance This year, we shared regular updates on the rule-making process by Arizona Department of Health Services (AZDHS) for the new Human …
The 2025 AFCCA Fall Mixer: Community, Connection and a Whole Lot of Fun
If you were anywhere near O.H.S.O. Brewery & Distillery during this year’s AFCCA Fall Mixer, you probably heard the laughter, the clinking glasses and the unmistakable sound of Arizona deathcare professionals letting loose after a long year. More than 170 people showed up ready to connect, celebrate and support a great cause, and our community absolutely delivered. From the first check-in to the last raffle ticket, the room stayed buzzing. Our members showed up with …
December 2025 Legislative Update from Capitol Consulting
Posted on Behalf of Capitol Consulting 2025 Session Recap After a tense 169- day session marked by a record number of vetoes and three different proposed budgets, the Legislature adjourned Sine Die on Friday, June 27 and 1:20pm, narrowly avoiding a government shutdown. Lawmakers passed a record 438 bills and 174 were vetoed by Governor Katie Hobbs. Ultimately the Legislature approved a $17.6 billion bipartisan budget, negotiated primarily by the Senate and the Governor. 2026 …