Protecting Fellow Arizonans
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Further Action To Reverse COVID-19 Spread In Arizona
Governor Ducey this week signed an Executive Order to prohibit large gatherings, cease the issuance of new special event licenses and pause some business operations, in effect until July 27. The Governor also announced the delay of in-person learning in schools until August 17.Â
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Statement From The Health System Alliance Of Arizona Regarding Gov. Ducey's Actions To Contain The Spread Of COVID-19
"We know these are difficult decisions that impact individuals and families, but we are at a critical juncture where we can change the trajectory of this virus. We appreciate the leadership and guidance of Governor Ducey and Dr. Cara Christ as we continue to manage this fluid situation."
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Governor Ducey, Secretary Hobbs Announce $9 Million Investment For Safe Elections Plan
The majority of funding will be distributed to county election officials to support their efforts including hiring temporary staff and increasing curbside voting locations. Additional dollars will support early voting opportunities, especially in rural and tribal communities, and additional PPE purchases for the health and safety of voters and poll workers on Election Day.Â
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Governor Announces $2 Million For Arizona Arts Commission
Governor Ducey this week announced $2 million to fund grants issued by the Arizona Commission on the Arts, an agency that provides grants and support to arts communities and promotes statewide public access to arts and cultural activities. These dollars come from the Crisis Contingency and Safety Net Fund, which was established by Arizona’s bipartisan state budget agreement.
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USMCA Enters Into Force
"Our trade with Mexico and Canada already supports more than 228,000 Arizona jobs and $20 billion annually, and Arizona is poised to benefit even more with the USMCA. Arizona is grateful to our North American neighbors for the continued support, and our workforce looks forward to building on our growing relationships." - Governor Ducey
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Governor Signs Executive Orders Extending Key State Programs
Governor Doug Ducey today took action to action to extend key state programs slated for expiration, including one to continue census outreach efforts and another that allows inmates convicted of drug offenses to be eligible for early release if they complete drug treatment of self-improvement programs.
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