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“We are committed to advocating for and supporting the diverse population in the state of Arizona. We believe that funeral directors, cemeterians, aftercare professionals and the families they serve of all races, cultures and groups deserve high ethical treatment, compassion, and the opportunities for continuing education in order to better serve the community.”

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AFCCA Legislative Update – March 13, 2026

Provided by Capitol Consulting, LLC The oral proceedings for the final draft rules took place on Monday this week. Both the Association and the Department expressed gratitude for the robust stakeholder process, and the Department emphasized the importance of industry input, especially during the rulemaking process. Ultimately, the final version of the rules will go through the Governor’s Regulatory Review Council (GRRC) approval process. This process can be long and tedious, even in its expedited …

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Women Shaping the Past, Present, and Future of Funeral Service

Image: A woman tending to a sick man, 1861 via Flickr March is Women’s History Month, making it a meaningful time to recognize the growing impact of women in funeral, cemetery, and cremation professions. This month also included National Funeral Director and Mortician Recognition Day on March 11, a day dedicated to honoring the compassionate professionals who guide families through loss and help communities memorialize loved ones. While funeral service was once widely seen as …

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AFCCA Legislative Update – March 6, 2026

Provided by Capitol Consulting, LLC The oral proceedings for the final version of the proposed rules will take place on Monday, March 9, from 1:00 – 4:00pm. These rules took almost two years and countless hours of meetings and research on all sides to complete. The rules exemplify the culmination of a thorough stakeholder process and a determination to protect the industry. We are happy with the rules as written and have authored a letter …

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