Arizona SB1608 sets temperature limits for indoor air and prohibits evictions during high heat periods.
Arizona SB1608 amends the Arizona residential landlord and tenant act by setting indoor air temperature limits for habitable conditions. Landlords must ensure indoor air temperatures do not exceed 82 degrees Fahrenheit and do not fall below 68 degrees Fahrenheit during extreme cold. The bill also prohibits landlords from evicting tenants during weeks when the outdoor temperature reaches 90 degrees or higher for two or more days.
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