AZ HB2051

Amends Arizona law to prohibit electronic benefit transfer (EBT) card transactions at fast-food and quick-service restaurants, in addition to existing prohibitions at liquor stores, racing facilities, casinos, and adult-oriented entertainment establishments.

Defines "fast-food or quick-service restaurant" as a restaurant or snack bar serving pre-prepared food or food that can be quickly prepared and served as a quick meal for on-premises or off-premises consumption.

Requires the Department to notify EBT card recipients of the transaction restrictions outlined in the statute.

Maintains existing requirement for municipalities to ensure adult-oriented entertainment establishments disable ATMs and point-of-sale terminals that accept EBT cards by February 1, 2014.

Restructures the definitions section by renumbering provisions and adding the new fast-food restaurant definition while maintaining existing definitions for adult-oriented entertainment establishments, casinos, electronic benefit transfer cards, liquor, and staple foods.