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LATEST INFORMATION
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New Guidance for Retailers and Customers
Follows modified "Stay Home" order Read More
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Impacted County Services
Get updated information on services impacted. View Updates
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There Will Likely Be An Uptick In Positive Cases. Here's What That Means.
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Guidance from Maricopa County Public Health
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AmSafe Steps Up With Surgical Gowns
A company that typically makes airbags for aircraft is now making personal protective equipment (PPE) for our community. Today, AmSafe donated 2,500 surgical gowns to Maricopa County Unified Command. The gowns will be given to long-term care facilities to keep staff safe as they treat COVID-19 patients. The donation comes at a critical time, as supply had been dwindling.
Read the Press Release >
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Why Donations Like This Are Important
Residents of long-term care facilities (including skilled nursing facilities, assisted living facilities, rehabilitation facilities, and hospice facilities) are at the highest risk for severe outcomes from COVID-19 infection because they live in a communal setting and tend to be older with chronic medical conditions. That is why Maricopa County has prioritized getting PPE (like surgical gowns) to these facilities.
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Parks
With the weather hot and getting hotter, your best bet for visiting parks is earlier in the day or later in the evening. You should know that hours for Maricopa County’s mountain parks have changed from 5 am to 8 pm, seven days a week. This change impacts:
- Cave Creek Regional Park
- Estrella Mountain Regional Park
- McDowell Mountain Regional Park
- San Tan Mountain Regional Park
- Spur Cross Ranch Conservation Area
- Usery Mountain Regional Park
- White Tank Mountain Regional Park
More information >
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Correctional Health Services
Correctional Health continues to take proactive measures to protect staff and inmates at county jails. At last count, 123 inmates in county jails have been tested for COVID-19. 107 have been confirmed negative. 15 inmates are in isolation pending results. One test has come back positive. The positive test was in isolation from the time they were booked into jail until their release.
Learn about Correctional Health Services’ proactive COVID-19 measures >
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