Phoenix Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Management

Have a plan to keep cool and stay hydrated! Temperatures expected to reach 111 degrees, 2pm-6pm.

Winter weather is impacting travel across the state, even some icy conditions in outlying areas of Phoenix. If possible, delay your travel plans or be ready for an extended period on the road and drive slow!!!!

Check below for closures and stay tuned to the Arizona Department of Transportation page.

Your input is important

The Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Management is seeking public involvement on the hazard mitigation plan for 2021. A prepared and resilient city that empowers the Whole Community.

Take our survey: phoenix.gov/hazard_mitigation_plan

Talk to your friends and family about how you will communicate before, during, and after a disaster. Visit www.phoenix.gov/emergency to find tips and recommendations on updating your plan due to the coronavirus.

National Preparedness Month (NPM) is recognized each September to promote family and community disaster planning now and throughout the year. As Phoenix continues to respond to COVID-19, there is no better time to be involved this September. Please visit www.phoenix.gov/emergency to find tools to help you Make A Plan today.

In anticipation of rain, sand is available for residents:

Paseo Highlands Park
Paradise Valley Park
Moon Valley Park
Encanto Park Sports Complex
El Oso Park
Pecos Park
Cesar Chavez Park
Esteban Park

More help: Phoenix.gov/Update
US National Weather Service Phoenix Arizona

The City of still has free COVID-19 testing at South Mountain Park and Maryvale High School sites all week from 6am - 2pm. Preregister: doineedacovid19test.com. Those without an ID will NOT be turned away.

Lots of openings still left!

Free COVID-19 testing at 2 locations in Phoenix 6am – 2pm daily through July 28:

South Mountain Park 10919 S.Central Ave
Maryvale High School 3415 N 59th Ave

Pre-register: doineedacovid19test.com. Bring a photo ID & plenty of water. Those without an ID will NOT be turned away.

Tomorrow and Saturday: Free COVID-19 testing at Cesar Chavez Library from 7am – noon. This event is by Valley del Sol, in partnership with the city of Phoenix. Appointments are REQUIRED. Sign up here: bit.ly/cesarchaveztesting

EVACUATION BOUNDARY UPDATED BELOW

***EVACUATION ORDER***

ALL RESIDENTS BETWEEN THE FOLLOWING BOUNDARIES ARE TO EVACUATE IMMEDIATELY DUE TO THREAT OF THE WILDFIRE BURNING IN THE AREA!

I-17 - WEST 19TH AVE BETWEEN
DESERT HILLS DRIVE - CLOUD ROAD

perimeter map. The fire is 1,216 acres and 5% contained. More fire information will be available after the 0600 briefing today. The fire started Saturday afternoon about 1.3 miles northwest of Cave Creek.

Hot weather can trigger a variety of medical emergencies. Even healthy people should take it easy during high 🌡️ temperatures, and those with respiratory and other health problems must be especially careful. Here are some signs of heat exhaustion: https://youtu.be/8Kwk-sqJCyM

Phoenix Fire Department

The city of continues to provide residents and businesses with the essential services they need during this health emergency. Use the link to access these essential services:
http://ow.ly/WGwS50z6In3

There are now 399 cases and one additional death in Maricopa County. Find more details about the cases at: maricopa.gov/COVID19.

Share this: Infographic shows the times, days and stores where seniors can get priority at shopping. Thanks Maricopa County for creating this. Let's make sure everyone has a chance to get the necessities they need.

is one way to make sure we are all looking out for one another. While we practice social distancing, we can still be helpful to our family, friends and neighbors.

Details in the : http://ow.ly/xfnE50yVQYa

Please be careful.... cyber criminals are not taking any time off and are using COVID-19 in their scams!

Now more than ever, spot the scams with #FTCScamBingo During the Coronavirus outbreak, many people are working from home — and maybe even, for the first time in a long time, answering calls from unfamiliar phone numbers.

It is important we all do our part. We are stronger working together to

While being outdoors is important for health and wellness, everyone MUST practice responsible social distancing. Don't use parks or trails if you're exhibiting coronavirus symptoms. Observe the CDC’s minimum recommended social distancing of six feet from other individuals at all times.

City of Phoenix Impacted Services Update

If you haven’t traveled to China or had close contact with a confirmed positive case, the risk of infection with 2019-nCoV is very low. This is a rapidly evolving situation and the latest updates are available on our novel coronavirus page. https://1.azdhs.gov/38RPfaG

The Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS) and the Maricopa County Department of Public Health (MCDPH) announced that a Maricopa County resident has been diagnosed with the 2019 Novel Coronavirus. The confirmed case is in a person who recently returned from travel to Wuhan, China where there is currently an outbreak of the virus.

“In any health emergency situation, the most important thing to remember is educating yourself with factual information from reputable sources is key in staying healthy,” Phoenix’s Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Management Interim Director Brent Olson said.

Arizona health and public safety agencies across the state are working together and are disseminating information on the virus, how it spreads, and how to protect yourself and family from the virus.

To learn more, visit the Center for Disease Control and Prevention's 2019 Novel Coronavirus, Frequently Asked Questions page at cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/faq.html.