How to search by address:
- Type in the street address of the business or residence. The EZ Statewide
Locator cannot locate rural routes or post office boxes; a street address must
be entered. Click on the GO button to initiate the search.
- Select the tax year you want to claim credits using the buttons on the map. On
January 1st of each year changes to zone boundaries may occur. An address may
not be located within an enterprise zone one year but it might not be located in
a zone in the following year.
If your address was not found, or if you encountered other difficulties, please
feel free to visit these helpful links:
Disclaimer: The data provided for the enterprise zone maps was
gathered from various state agencies as well as private sources. Therefore, the
Arizona Department of Commerce does not guarantee the accuracy, relevance,
timeliness, or completeness of this outside information. Information is provided
on an "as is" basis and we disclaim all warranties, express or implied,
including but not limited to warranties of merchantability, fitness for a
particular purpose and non-infringement. We are not responsible for any damages
arising from the use of information on this site. These maps are to be used
specifically for the Arizona Enterprise Zone Program. The data may have a number
of errors, which may include, but are not limited to, the following types of
errors:
- Spatial errors - The areas depicted by these maps are
approximate, and are not necessarily accurate to surveying or engineering
standards. X/Y coordinates may be in error by several feet or more.
- Registration errors - GIS data layers may not overlay each other
correctly.
- Attribute errors - Database information may be incorrect.
- Currency errors - GIS data layers, databases and documents may
not be the most current available or may not depict the specified time. All data
is subject to constant change. Data input lags real-world changes by varying
periods of time.
- Completeness errors - Data may be missing or data may be included
that does not belong.
- Projection distortion - All map projections introduce distortion
by representing the irregular shape of the earth’s surface on flat maps. This
affects feature shapes and map distances.
