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City of Tempe coronavirus page: Mayor's Proclamations list and facility, transit and business status (capture Mar. 29, 2021)

Coronavirus (COVID-19) - City of Tempe (Mayor's Proclamations)

City of Tempe (Communication and Media Relations; Mayor's Proclamations list) · City of Tempe, Arizona (City)

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The record

Jurisdiction
City of Tempe, Arizona · Phoenix and Tucson · Arizona
Level
City
Authority
Emergency Ordinance No. O2020.07; A.R.S. 26-311
Issued
2021-03-29 Mar. 29, 2021
Effective
Lists proclamations of May 1, May 5 (Community Development), May 8 (Restaurants Reopening Dine-in), May 12 (Security Plans for Businesses), May 15 (Rescinding March 19 Proclamation), May 26 (Business Support), June 18, 2020 (Mask Proclamation; Third and Final Phased Parks Reopening), Aug. 19 (Expansion of Premises deadline), Oct. 30 (Community Development Extension), Dec. 8, 2020 (Extension of Premises permit updated) (read as 2020-06-18)
End
n/a
In force
June 18, 2020 (no end date recorded; counted as in force for 120 days)
Limitation types
Face-covering requirementTravel and quarantineCourts and public officesOther
Addressees
  • Tempe residents, businesses, transit riders and users of City facilities
Functions reached
  • SF
  • WF transit
  • CT City Hall and public buildings closed until further notice as of Mar. 29, 2021
  • DR restaurants (premises expansion permits)
Collection
Phoenix and Tucson MET-PHX

Operative words

Mayor's Proclamations: Dec. 8, 2020 Extension of Premises permit updated; Oct. 30, 2020 Community Development Extension; Aug. 19, 2020 Deadline for Expansion of Premises Permit Extended; June 18, 2020 Third and Final Phased Parks Reopening; June 18, 2020 Mask Proclamation; May 26, 2020 Business Support; May 15, 2020 Rescinding March 19 Proclamation; May 12, 2020 Security Plans for Businesses; May 8, 2020 Restaurants Reopening Dine-in; May 5, 2020 Community Development; May 1, 2020... Passengers are required to wear face coverings.... Cloth face coverings are required when 6-feet of distance cannot be maintained from people not in your household.... Arizona Department of Health Services guidance for reopening businesses - these are now recommendations for businesses due to Gov. Doug Ducey's March 25 Executive Order.

Enforcement

Per each proclamation

Notes

The March 29, 2021 capture lists 'Closed until further notice: Cahill Senior Center, City public buildings,... Tempe Center for the Arts, Tempe History Museum, Westside Multigenerational Center' and states face coverings are required inside all open centers.

Retrieval note

Primary as to the City's own list and status statements.

A record of The COVID Project. The instrument's text is the source's; the summary fields are The COVID Project's reading of it. Not legal advice.