Governor Ducey, COVID-19 Updates: Executive Orders and Reopening Guidelines
Governor Ducey made several announcements regarding business operations and the upcoming school year. If you missed it here is a link to the video of the press conference:
Prohibiting mass gatherings statewide - effective TODAY, June 29, 2020, even if appropriate physical distancing is possible, organized events of more than 50 people are prohibited.
This Executive Order enables local governing jurisdictions, such as the city, town or county, to approve events on the condition of meeting certain safety precautions, such as physical distancing.
Pausing certain business operations - effective at 8:00 p.m. on Monday, June 29, 2020, the following establishments shall pause operations until July 27, 2020:
Bars with a series 6 or 7 liquor license from the Department of Liquor Licenses and Control (these entities may provide take-out and curbside service);
Indoor gyms and fitness clubs or centers;
Indoor movie theaters;
Water parks; and
Tubing operators.
Unless extended, the pause remains in effect until July 27, 2020, after which businesses seeking to resume operations must demonstrate compliance with public health guidance as determined by the Arizona Department of Health Services.
Suspending special event licenses
Under the Executive Order, the Arizona Department of Liquor Licenses and Control shall cease issuing special event licenses for the period between June 29, 2020 and July 27, 2020.
Governor Ducey today signed an Executive Order delaying the first day of school for in-person learning until August 17, 2020. Schools will be able to conduct distance learning should they choose before then.
Today’s announcement follows an announcement last week of a $270 million plan to help Arizona public schools safely restart, while allowing for remote learning, addressing the achievement gap and bridging the digital divide.
Governor's Requirements for Preventing COVID-19 Transmission
Screen Shots of the Loan Application Process - Coming Soon
The following forms are no longer required at the time of application submission. However, you will probably be asked for this information during your loan interview.
