AZ SB1391

Establishes a law enforcement stress management pilot program administered by the Arizona Peace Officer Standards and Training Board, which may select one Arizona-based nonprofit organization to deliver mental wellness training and resources for peace officers.

Requires the selected nonprofit to have at least five consecutive years of experience providing proactive mental wellness and suicide prevention training for law enforcement, a network of at least 15 certified instructors, and capacity for statewide training delivery.

Mandates program instruction covering stress fundamentals, occupational stress data, family impacts, critical incident response, post-traumatic stress identification, and individual stress management strategies including exercise, nutrition, and sleep.

Appropriates $950,000 from the state general fund for fiscal year 2026-2027 to implement the pilot program, covering curriculum development, instructor compensation, training delivery, stress coaching for recruits and their families, and program evaluation.

Requires the Board to submit a report by December 31, 2028 on participation levels, program outcomes, and recommendations for continuation or modification; the program is repealed after June 30, 2029.