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As evictions loom, crisis impact likely less in Arizona, experts say

As federal protections for renters distressed by the ongoing COVID-19 public health crisis are set to expire at the end of the month, officials and experts wonder what impact a long-dreaded eviction spike may have in Arizona.

The eviction moratorium enacted by Gov. Doug Ducey last March expired at the end of October, leaving only the moratorium imposed by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

That moratorium will expire on July 31 if the CDC doesn’t move to extend it.

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