AZ SB1114

Amends Arizona Revised Statutes section 28-7902 to regulate electronic outdoor advertising along interstate, secondary, and primary highways within 660 feet of the right-of-way.

Electronic outdoor advertising is permitted only within a specified geographic area in Arizona (defined by coordinates including Bullhead City, the Discovery Channel Telescope, Mount Lemmon Observatory, and Kitt Peak Observatory) and must remain static for at least 8 seconds with transitions no greater than 2 seconds.

Establishes brightness limits for electronic signs from sunset to 11:00 P.M.: 342 NITS for signs under 672 square feet and 300 NITS for larger signs in most areas; 200 NITS for all signs near Bullhead City.

Requires electronic signs to turn off from 11:00 P.M. until sunrise using automatic photoelectric sensors, with exceptions for amber alerts and governmental emergencies.

Limits electronic outdoor advertising signs in the Bullhead City area to no more than 35 total and requires owners to notify the department of conversions from standard to electronic signs; prohibits local governments from issuing permits for electronic conversions outside the designated area after May 9, 2012.