Arizona Statutes

§ 36-788 — Isolation and quarantine during a state of emergency or state of war emergency

Arizona·Title 36 Arizona Revised Statutes·Ch. 6 PUBLIC HEALTH CONTROL·Art. 9 Enhanced Surveillance Advisories and Public Health Emergencies
A.During a state of emergency or state of war emergency as declared pursuant to section 36-787, the department or local health authority must initiate an investigation if that agency has reasonable cause to believe that a highly contagious and fatal disease exists within its jurisdiction. Subject to the provisions of this article, persons who have contracted the disease or who have been exposed to the disease may be subject to isolation and quarantine if the director determines that quarantine is the least restrictive means by which the public can be protected from transmission of the disease, due to the nature of the disease and available preventive measures, or refusal by an individual to accept less restrictive measures to prevent disease transmission. Diseases for which isolation an

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