Lorraine Longhi, Arizona Republic Published 6:37 p.m. MT July 17, 2020 CLOSEAutoplayShow ThumbnailsShow Captionsmandatory in cities across Arizona last month as the state responded to record-setting cases of COVID-19. The mayor's initial mandate from June 18 was set to expire Monday.Lane said he has spoken regularly with health care leaders in the city who told him that…
CLOSEMask-wearing became mandatory in cities across Arizona this weekend as the state responded to record-setting cases of COVID-19.In Maricopa County, the ruling took effect Saturday and called on law enforcement to promote public health practices and warn people about the dangers of not wearing a mask.According to the county's order, police can issue a $50 fine…
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