AZ HB2032

Amends criminal damage statutes to distinguish between intentional and reckless acts, with reckless acts generally receiving lower felony classifications than intentional acts.

Creates separate felony classifications for intentional versus reckless damage to property, ranging from class 1-6 felonies depending on damage amount ($250 to $10,000+).

Adds explicit protection for public and private monuments, memorials, and statues under aggravated criminal damage provisions, with enhanced penalties for damage to these structures.

Increases penalties for aggravated criminal damage to religious buildings, educational facilities, cemeteries, and utilities, with class 3-4 felony charges for intentional damage of $10,000 or more.

Specifies that damage calculations include reasonable labor costs, material costs, and equipment costs for repairs and abatement of property damage.