AZ SB1698

Amends Arizona law to allow individuals convicted of drug-related felonies to be eligible for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) if they meet specific criteria.

Removes the requirement for random drug testing as a condition for SNAP eligibility for convicted individuals.

Establishes eligibility based on: completing substance abuse treatment, being enrolled in treatment, participating in treatment, receiving a determination from a licensed medical provider that treatment is not needed, or being in compliance with all probation terms including drug testing.

Removes provisions requiring felony convictions to have occurred after August 22, 1996 to qualify for SNAP eligibility.

Requires the state department to adopt rules on drug testing that impose more frequent testing for offenses occurring within 24 months of the SNAP application date.