fire districts; county supervisors; formation

SB 1339 outlines the process for creating new fire districts in Arizona, directly affecting property owners in proposed district areas. It requires anyone proposing a fire district to submit a detailed impact statement to county supervisors, including property maps, tax impact estimates, service plans for five years, and benefits/injuries of the district. County supervisors must hold a public hearing, approve the district only if it promotes public welfare, and then authorize petitions for voter signatures within a one-year window. The bill ensures transparency by mandating notice to all affected property owners and fixing property valuations for petition compliance.