AZ HB2955

Establishes extended foster care comprehensive service model with success coaching program providing weekly engagement, life skills training, mental/physical health support, housing assistance, and employment planning for young adults ages 17.5 to 21.

Creates three new continuously appropriated federal funds: temporary assistance for needy families fund, child care and development fund, and workforce innovation and opportunity act fund to receive and administer federal deposits.

Removes Department of Child Safety from exclusion in state motor vehicle fleet program, allowing it to participate in fleet operation services.

Authorizes transfer of up to 15 percent of veterans' donations fund balance annually to state homes for veterans trust fund for operating nursing and domiciliary homes.

Requires supplemental nutrition assistance program (SNAP) eligibility reviews through data matching with revenue, health services, corrections, and employment records; mandates work requirements for able-bodied adults; prohibits work requirement waivers unless required or authorized by law; and establishes fraud investigation protocols for electronic benefit transfer card usage.

Requires drug screening and testing of temporary assistance for needy families recipients with reasonable suspicion of controlled substance use, with one-year benefit ineligibility for positive tests during fiscal year 2025-2026.