COVID-19

The City ofPrescott is working closely with officials from Yavapai County Community HealthServices, and monitoring information from the Arizona Department of HealthServices (ADHS) to keep up to date on COVID-19 around the State.

This information is intended to help citizens stay informed with the latest updates at the Federal, State and County Level.

Mayor Mengarelli provides video updates twice per week- on Mondays and Thursdays, on the City of Prescott Facebook page. You can view these on this link, even if you do not have a Facebook account.

Vaccination Station CANCELLED Tomorrow January 26, 2021

No clinics are planned for Prescott Gateway Mall for Monday, January 25ththrough Wednesday, January 27thto give our teams time to support second vaccination clinics for members of Priority Group 1A who are already scheduled.

Appointments have opened for Thursday, January 28ththrough Sunday, January 31st, from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, at Prescott Gateway Mall. The clinics are being held in the Sears Building, East Entrance, at 3400 Gateway Blvd., in Prescott.

Vaccinations are available by appointment only.Appointments can be scheduled via the Yavapai County Community Health Services website located at:https://www.yavapai.us/chs/Home/COVID-19/Vaccine

Greetings,

COVID-19 vaccination clinics are beginning to open around the community. Dignity Health, Yavapai Regional Medical Center will conduct clinics at the Prescott Gateway Mall beginning on Thursday, January 21st through Sunday, January 24th for priority groups 1A and 1B. The schedule is currently full for all four days and additional dates are planned. We expect to announce the new dates soon.

Spectrum Health is planning to conduct COVID-19 clinics at the Findlay Toyota Center beginning Monday, January 25th.

We also expect other sites to open in the community soon.

Yavapai County Community Health Services has launched a scheduling portal on their website, located at:https://www.yavapai.us/chs/Home/COVID-19/Vaccine. This website includes scheduling links for both the YRMC and Spectrum Health clinics. Scheduling links for other clinics will be added when the clinics open.

When you visit the YCCHS website, you will find a graph that lists the priority groups. You will need to click on the graph to open an interactive PDF. Once the PDF is open, click on the group you are part of for the scheduling links.

Yavapai County Community Health Services is operating a COVID-19 Hotline for anyone that has questions about the vaccination process. The number is (928) 442-5103.

The focus is currently on Priority Group 1A and Priority Group 1B, which include:

Priority Group 1A:

Healthcare Workers and Healthcare Support Occupations

Emergency Medical Services Workers

Long-Term Care Facility Staff and Residents

Priority Group 1B:

Education and Childcare Workers

Protective Service Occupations

Adults 65 Years of Age and Older

Essential Services/Critical Industry Workers

Adults with High Risk Conditions in Congregate Settings

Thank you.

YRMC Community Outreach

Rental Eviction Prevention Assistance

ADHS Vaccine Finder

City Managers Facebook Live Videos

Responsible Recreation:AOT has collaborated with outdoor recreation management agencies at the federal, state and local levels to createResponsible Recreation Across Arizona, a one-stop resource with guidelines on enjoying spectacular Arizona landscapes while adhering to COVID-19 physical distancing guidelines.

The latest responsible recreation updates includestatewide fire safetyand restriction information plus guidance onsummer recreationin the states deserts. With so many Arizonans turning to the outdoors as a great escape, its critical to approach these activities with a protective mindset, as these agencies remain committed to keeping all public lands open and accessible while protecting staff and visitors. This resource is updated regularly and can be shared with Arizonans and visitors alike.

The IRS has established a special phone line for taxpayers with questions about their Economic Impact Payments (EIP) 1-800-919-9835.

Consider other lending source options:

If you are not sure about your funding status with your lender, consider other alternate lender sources including online lending options which might provide easier access to the PPP loans.Some options to explore include Paypal, Square, Quickbooks/Intuit, Lendio, On-Deck, Blue Vine, and Kabbage, and others.Status and availability can change on a daily basis.

As you know, the Governor has made an executive order, closing public access to Bars, Restaurants, Movie Theaters and Gyms. In counties where a confirmed case of COVID-19 is reported.

As of March 21, 2020, these businesses should be closed in Yavapai County. Restaurants can serve food via carry out, curbside or delivery. The City will provide free 15 minute parking signs for any restaurant who wants one. Call 928-777-1126 for a sign.

Bar owners, who are unsure of whether they are allowed to serve alcohol to go, I suggest you go to AZGovernor.gov and search for Executive Order 2020-09

Virtual Town Hall for Faith Based and Mental Health Resources 4-17-20

Virtual Town Hall for Businesses 4-3-20

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COVID-19 City of Prescott