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Gallego: Phoenix s mask mandate will continue despite Ducey s rollback of COVID-19 restrictions
Decision pushes against Governor Ducey s order lifting mask mandates statewide.
and last updated 2021-04-06 22:35:08-04
PHOENIX â Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego announced Tuesday the city s mask mandate will continue despite Governor Ducey s recent rollback on COVID-19 restrictions across the state.
Gallego says she stands with the majority of the Phoenix City Council who agree that the governorâs decision to order cities to abandon mask requirements is a case of government overreach. The governorâs order has caused tremendous confusion, particularly for local businesses. Iâve spoken to many business owners who want to do the right thing but donât know why they have to do it alone. Theyâve been pushed into the position of having to defend their masking policies with no help or backup from local government. That is wrong, Gallego said.
Phoenix mask mandate will remain in effect despite Gov. Ducey s executive order
By Kenneth Wong
Phoenix city skyline (file)
PHOENIX - Officials with the City of Phoenix say the city s mask mandate will remain in place.
According to a statement released on April 6, the city, after consideration and review with legal counsel, has determined that the city s mask mandate, which was issued on June 19, 2020, will remain in effect. The mandate follows Arizona Department of Public Health Face Covering Guidance, and is in accordance with current Centers for Disease Control guidance stating that masks should be worn, in addition to staying at least 6 feet apart to prevent the spread of COVID-19, read a portion of the statement.
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PHOENIX Pima County can continue to enforce its face-mask mandates to reduce the spread of the coronavirus in spite of an executive order issued by Republican Gov. Doug Ducey that bars local orders, according to an informal opinion issued by Arizona’s attorney general Tuesday.
However, the opinion issued by Attorney General Mark Brnovich’s office said the governor could order the state health department to issue rules barring local mandates or ignore the opinion and try to enforce his executive order on his own.
Three Republican lawmakers sought the opinion late last month after Pima County’s health department said it would continue to enforce its mask mandate despite Ducey’s new order barring local rules. Ducey cited lower COVID-19 cases and rising vaccination rates to end most business restrictions and revoke the ability of cities and counties to issue mask mandates.
Pima County can enforce mask mandate, Arizona attorney general says
By Bob Christie
Mask mandate will not be rescinded in Phoenix
Officials with the City of Phoenix say the city s mask mandate, which was implemented in June 2020, will remain in place, despite Gov. Ducey s executive order that requires locale entities to rescind such rules. Meanwhile, mask-related conflicts are still taking place in the city. FOX 10 s Matt Galka reports.
PHOENIX (AP) - Pima County can continue to enforce its face-mask mandates to reduce the spread of the coronavirus in spite of an executive order issued by Republican Gov. Doug Ducey that bars local orders, according to an informal opinion issued by Arizona’s attorney general on April 6.
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