AZ SB1081

Declares that emergency conditions exist in national forest areas of Arizona that have suffered severe wildfire damage due to excessive undergrowth and tree density, creating potential for catastrophic wildfires.

Authorizes county boards of supervisors to take necessary actions including thinning trees, clearing undergrowth, and removing fire-damaged trees within designated emergency areas after consulting with state and federal foresters and holding public hearings.

Allows boards of supervisors to contract with private contractors, licensees, and other agents to carry out forest management activities, with requirements to ensure competency and compliance with best management practices.

Repeals Title 11, Chapter 3, Article 10 of Arizona Revised Statutes (specific statutory provisions not detailed in text).

Declares the act an emergency measure operative immediately to preserve public peace, health, and safety.