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State urges Arizonans to report businesses out of compliance with COVID-19 requirements

When movie theaters open in Arizona, they will be required to limit occupancy to 50% by blocking off entire rows of seating and creating space between parties in the same row. 
Josh Galemore / Arizona Daily Star

By Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services  

State health officials are looking to Arizonans to snitch on businesses that aren’t complying with safe operating procedures.

The request issued Wednesday, Aug. 26, comes as several Arizona counties are expected to reach the point on Thursday that previously closed businesses can again welcome customers.

Related: testing availability, speed

But those new permissions come with restrictions on everything from who has to wear a mask to how many patrons can be allowed in at any one time. And so now the Department of Health Services wants anyone who sees an errant business to contact that agency or other state or local officials.

ADHS spokesman Steve Elliott said his agency is contracting with most local public health departments to investigate complaints and enforce the requirements of the various executive orders issued by Gov. Doug Ducey. For counties that don’t contract with the state, health inspectors themselves will go out to take a look.

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