Primer día laborable en Arizona con restricciones y suspensión de clases

PHOENIX- La ciudad de Phoenix y su área metropolitana del valle amanecieron este lunes con un flujo de actividades poco habitual, en el primer día oficial de cierre de escuelas, esto debido a los anuncios del fin de semana por parte de autoridades federales y estatales.

Coronavirus en Arizona: cobertura especial

Los distintos distritos escolares que cerraron se están organizando para atender a los estudiantes que reciben almuerzos o desayunos. Además, las oficinas de Phoenix, Chandler, Gilbert y Tempe modificaron su forma de atención al publico y ofrecen servicios en línea.

Cierre de escuelas: recursos en línea y lugares donde ofrecen almuerzos

Aquí un listado de lo publicado por las diferentes dependencias en redes sociales, incluido el Consulado de México en Phoenix.

As we navigate through the constantly changing Coronavirus we remain diligent in providing exceptional customer service. We’d like to remind you that numerous essential City services can be done online and/or over the phone. View list of online services: https://t.co/tzWJ39EEK6. pic.twitter.com/Qf6E90Aqfx
— City of Chandler, AZ (@cityofchandler) March 15, 2020

The city of #PHX has temporarily closed several public buildings to help prevent "community spread" of the #Coronavirus. Details:@PhxLibrary https://t.co/Cp6wAnf4sc @PhoenixParks https://t.co/CmmYgQv0Ht

Citywide:https://t.co/SSibMVmIXJ #Covid19 pic.twitter.com/mGwUOEXCiC
— City of Phoenix, AZ (@CityofPhoenixAZ) March 16, 2020

UPDATE: In response to the #Coronavirus national emegency, the city of #PHX has made the following changes to this week’s meetings:

🟥Policy mtg. on 3/17 cancelled
🟥Subcommittee mtg. on 3/18 postponed
🟨Formal Council mtg. on 3/18 - details TBD

Latest: https://t.co/gxw5TfQfCy pic.twitter.com/ipGNbiUbLp
— City of Phoenix, AZ (@CityofPhoenixAZ) March 15, 2020

Como medida precautoria, solamente las personas CON CITA podrán ingresar a nuestras instalaciones. No se permitirá el acceso de acompañantes ni personas sin cita. Siga las recomendaciones de @SaludMaricopa sobre #COVID19 y las actualizaciones que se realicen por este medio. pic.twitter.com/qwRrZTI2JK
— Consulmex Phoenix (@ConsulMexPho) March 16, 2020

Out of an abundance of caution, and to protect the health of the community by helping to slow the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19), all City of Tempe facilities will be closed effective Monday, March 16 through March 27: https://t.co/5YNnTDwFef. pic.twitter.com/c6le696WBq
— City of Tempe, AZ (@Tempegov) March 16, 2020

GPS Community: Please see attached information regarding pick-up meals available for children during GPS school closures, beginning Tuesday, March 17th. These will be pick-up meals only. Continue to visit https://t.co/UtjTzzvQsC for updates. pic.twitter.com/rNMjSaSgD6
— The Official Gilbert Public Schools District (@GPS_District) March 15, 2020

SchoolzOut Camps will continue tomorrow as scheduled. In light of the ongoing and evolving COVID-19 response, we will be evaluating the continuation of this program through the rest of the week. @cityoftucson pic.twitter.com/v7fSfJlmUR
— Tucson Parks and Rec (@TucsonParksRec) March 16, 2020

Both events, the St. Patrick's Day Parade & Second Saturday, have been cancelled. Detours will not take effect.
— Sun Tran (@SunTran_Tucson) March 13, 2020

Out of an abundance of caution, and to protect the health of the community by helping to slow the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19), all City of Tempe facilities will be closed effective Monday, March 16 through March 27: https://t.co/5YNnTDwFef. pic.twitter.com/c6le696WBq
— City of Tempe, AZ (@Tempegov) March 16, 2020