A complaint involving Amped Fitness in Lebanon, Washington was reportedly filed on Friday, May 15, 2020, according to the brief public record shown in the source material. The report appears to center on alleged COVID-19 rule violations during a period when many non-essential businesses faced operating limits.
The anonymous complaint claimed that Facebook posts showed gym members not keeping six feet apart and suggested the business was open while non-essential operations were restricted. Based on the available snippet, these were allegations made in the filing rather than confirmed findings.
The same record indicates the case was marked "No Action." With only the trimmed entry available, it is not clear whether officials reviewed the complaint and declined to proceed, found insufficient information, or closed the matter for another reason.
The listing reflects the kinds of public complaints that surfaced in 2020 as communities monitored gyms, restaurants, and other businesses for compliance with pandemic health guidance. In this case, the available information points to an anonymous report about distancing and opening rules at Amped Fitness, with no further enforcement action noted in the visible record.
