AZ SB1122

Allows search and rescue units established or recognized by government entities to possess human remains for training canines used in search and rescue work.

Requires sheriffs or their designees to maintain an inventory of human remains kept for training search and rescue canines, updated when remains are received or disposed of.

Mandates that search and rescue units establish policies and standard operating procedures for accessing, inventorying, and disposing of human remains used for canine training.

Adds search and rescue units as authorized recipients of anatomical gifts, allowing gifts to be directed to sheriffs or county coroners for transfer to canine search and rescue units.

Permits human remains to be used for training search and rescue canines as a valid purpose under Arizona's anatomical gift statute when donors have not specified other purposes or when remains cannot be used for transplantation or therapy.