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TEMPE, Ariz. — The City of Tempe has approved an ordinance that increases the age to purchase tobacco in the city to 21 years old. The current age to purchase tobacco is 18 years old.was approved Thursday evening at Tempe's city council meeting. The new age restriction will not go into effect until next year on May 1, 2024.
In addition to the new age restriction, the ordinance will also establish a tobacco sales license, and enact fees to ensure compliance, according to the city.'This is not going to feel good': Phoenix police chief discusses DOJ investigationAt 12News, we listen, we seek, we solve for all Arizonans. 12News is the Phoenix NBC affiliate owned by TEGNA Inc.
The county contains around 63% of Arizona’s population and is 9,224 square miles. That makes the county larger than seven U.S. states .
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