FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – Broward County is now making it easy to see which businesses are receiving complaints about not following sanitation, social distancing, facial covering and other reopening requirements during the coronavirus outbreak.
The county on Wednesday introduced a dashboard that residents can access.
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Broward says that its website displays details about business complaints received, including:
- Name and location of businesses reported to be in violation
- Number and type of warnings and citations issued
- Complaint Outcomes (i.e. Warning Issued, Citation Issued, Resolved, or Pending Inspection)
As of Wednesday, the county reports having:
- 1,273 substantiated complaints received
- 768 complaints are pending inspection
- 363 warnings and citations have been issued
- 142 complaints have been resolved
Broward says that the most common violation so far is the failure to follow social distancing guidelines.
The county on Wednesday passed 16,000 cases of COVID-19 since the start of the pandemic, with 385 deaths confirmed as a result of the virus.
Click here to see the new dashboard. (Please note that the information is posted by Broward County, and Local 10 News can’t verify the specifics of every complaint.)