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 LATEST INFORMATION
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240 Cases Reported Since Yesterday; 529,546 Cases Reported Since
Jan. 2020
7% Hospitalized
0.5% ICU Admissions
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Up to 15 months of assistance for rent and utilities
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How COVID-19 Vaccines Keep Us Safe
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Vaccines are the best protection we have against many serious illnesses. They protect us from diseases by teaching our immune systems how to fight viruses and infections—without actually getting sick from the disease.
COVID-19 can have serious and life-threatening complications which is why it’s important for everyone who’s eligible to get vaccinated. If you’re not sure, ask your doctor if you should be immunized against COVID-19.
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Vaccination Opportunities This Week
Maricopa County Public Health is working to get vaccine to the places where people live and work with community pop-up events around the Valley, including one this week for people experiencing homelessness (see picture).
SEE WHAT WE’VE DONE SO FAR >
Event coming up this week:
Adults 16+: Peoria Sports Complex, 16101 N 83rd Avenue, Peoria 85382. Friday, April 16th & Saturday, April 17th
(7:00 AM – 3:00 PM). Pfizer vaccine.
Note: Those 16 and 17 years old must have parent or guardian present.
Register here >
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Other Vaccination Opportunities
Update On COVID-19 Spread In Maricopa County
Public Health is keeping a close eye on COVID-19 spread in Maricopa County. A few key indicators are trending upward and community spread is still considered “substantial.” Here is the newly-released data from ADHS:
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Case rates per 100,000: For the most recent week of full data (4/4), Maricopa County had 69 cases per 100,000 people. This has been trending up slightly over the past three weeks from a low point of 59 cases per 100,000 during the week of 3/14.
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Percent positivity: For the most recent week of full data (4/4), Maricopa County has seen 4.3% of COVID-19 tests come back positive. This number has increased slightly over the past two weeks.
View updated community spread data by school district, ZIP code, or city >
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Need Personal Protective Equipment?
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Maricopa County Unified Command has worked hard over the past year to obtain critical personal protective equipment and allocate it where it’s needed most. Does your organization need PPE?
Make a request >
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