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More Arrowhead mall businesses can reopen Saturday
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Arrowhead Towne Center is readying for more retailers to reopen today.
The center’s plans include significantly enhanced cleaning and sanitizing protocols, with a focus on frequent touchpoints, to make sure guests and employees feel comfortable and at ease with the return to business.
Added signage and other safeguards also will be in place to assure continued, appropriate social distancing and other precautionary measures.
“We are looking forward to seeing our retail partners and welcoming local shoppers back to Arrowhead Towne Center,” said Jesse Benites, Senior Property Manager, Arrowhead Towne Center. “More than ever, people are ready to safely get back to the places and activities they’ve been missing and we are excited to be a big part of this. All of us are committed to ensuring our property can get back to making major contributions to our local economy through jobs, sales taxes and more.”
Some businesses had already reopened for pick up and curbside services only earlier this week.