LIST: Here is what Arizona cities, businesses are doing about mask requirements

TUCSON, Ariz. (KOLD News 13) - The debate about requiring masks in public is heating up across the country and in Arizona.

Below is a list of what the different cities and counties in Arizona are doing.

Tucson -- Masks required in public. Details available HERE.
Pima County -- Masks required in public. Details available HERE.
Pinal County -- Recommended, not required
Cochise County -- Recommended, not required
Graham County -- Recommended, not required
Santa Cruz County -- Masks required in public
Oro Valley -- Masks required in public
Marana -- Falls under Pima County order. Details available HERE.
Nogales -- Masks required in public.
Sierra Vista -- Masks required in public
Douglas -- Masks required in public
Sahuarita -- Falls under Pima County order. Details available HERE.

Maricopa County -- Masks required in public
Coconino County -- Masks required in public
Apache Junction -- Recommended, not required
Avondale -- Masks required in public
Bisbee -- Masks required in public
Buckeye -- Masks required in public under Maricopa County order
Carefree -- Masks required in public
Casa Grande -- Masks required in public
Cave Creek -- No plans released
Chandler -- Masks required in public
El Mirage -- Recommended, not required
Flagstaff -- Masks required in public
Fountain Hills -- Masks required in public under Maricopa County order
Gila River Indian Community -- Masks required in public
Gilbert -- Masks required in public
Glendale -- Masks required in public
Goodyear -- Masks required in public
Guadalupe -- No plans released
Kingman -- Masks required in public
Litchfield Park -- No plans released
Mesa -- Masks required in public
Paradise Valley -- No plans released
Patagonia -- Masks required in public
Payson -- Masks required in public
Peoria -- Masks required in public
Phoenix -- Masks required in public
Prescott Valley -- Recommended, not required
Queen Creek -- Masks required in public under Maricopa County order
Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community -- Masks required in public
San Luis -- Masks required in public
Scottsdale -- Masks required in public
Somerton -- Masks required in public
Surprise -- Masks required in public
Tempe -- Masks required in public
Tolleson -- Masks required in public
Yuma -- Masks required in public

The below statement is from Treena Parvello, Director of Public Relations and Communications for the Tohono O'odham Gaming Enterprise:

“Desert Diamond Casinos & Entertainment Sahuarita, Tucson and West Valley (PHX) are open, with stringent safety protocols. Face coverings are required, temperatures are being measured, and questions are being asked before guests and team members enter the building. In addition, after entering guests will be reminded to wear face coverings and practice social distancing. Clean Teams are deployed specifically to disinfect whenever possible. With the unprecedented pandemic we are constantly monitoring the situation to update and adapt when necessary. These safety measures go above and beyond recommended safety guidelines from the CDC and other health agencies. Desert Diamond Casinos’ priority is safety in efforts to protect guests, team members, and the community.”

All Arizona Department of Transportation offices, including the Motor Vehicle Division, now require employees and customers to wear face coverings.

“Our first priority is the safety and well-being of our customers and employees,” ADOT Director John Halikowski said. “COVID-19 is a significant health threat and we are committed to doing everything we can to protect Arizonans, especially those in vulnerable populations.”

Employee face covering requirement starts Monday, June 22.