AZ HB2802

Creates mandatory sentencing for fentanyl offenses involving a single unit dose containing 2+ milligrams: minimum 5 years, presumptive 10 years, maximum 15 years; repeat offenders face minimum 10 years, presumptive 15 years, maximum 20 years.

Establishes new "drug-free neighborhood zone" statute with enhanced penalties (1-year sentence increase) for fentanyl sales within 300 feet of hospitals, nursing homes, drug treatment centers, mental health facilities, or public parks.

Requires cities/towns or county boards to place and maintain signs at drug-free neighborhood zone boundaries and all intersections within 300 feet of qualifying locations; mandates maps be filed with county recorder and provided to county attorney.

Requires entities to mail notice with zone maps to all residential units within the drug-free neighborhood zone or within 1,320 feet of it, and post maps on their websites.

Makes persons convicted of fentanyl offenses ineligible for suspension of sentence, probation, or release except pursuant to specific statutory provisions; imposes mandatory minimum $2,000 fine or three times drug value, whichever is greater.