firefighters; peace officers; PTSD; coverage

This bill establishes a legal framework for creating theme park districts in Arizona cities and counties with specific population thresholds. It allows these local governments to form districts that own and operate theme park properties, granting them the power to levy taxes, enter contracts, and manage real estate without using eminent domain. The legislation creates a board of directors composed of elected officials from participating cities or counties and public appointees to oversee district operations. Additionally, the bill provides tax exemptions for district-owned property and includes provisions to prevent lessees from relocating or significantly reducing their operations after signing agreements.