In contrast with the president's visit six weeks ago, the state is now facing a spiking number of cases — with no signs of abating.
PHOENIX — When President Donald Trump takes to a church podium Tuesday at an event organized by Turning Point Action, the conservative advocacy group based here, he will be visiting a very different Arizona from the one he last traveled to just six weeks ago.
Gov. Doug Ducey, a Republican, reversed his position on masks last week, allowing counties and cities to mandate them for residents if they choose. The governor relented after weeks during which numerous public health experts, doctors, mayors and county officials urged the move. Over the weekend, there were major complications for many Arizonans seeking tests, with many waiting hours or being denied. Banner Health, the state's largest hospital provider, turned away asymptomatic people, while another large urgent care provider said it could not turn test results around in under a week.
Roughly 300 members of the Arizona National Guard are scheduled to work in coordination with the state Health Services Department, as well as the 15 county health departments, to assist with contact tracing. Nogales is the county seat of Santa Cruz County, which as of Monday had 1,498 confirmed cases in a countywide population of about 40,000.
Neither Dream City Church nor Turning Point Action responded to questions about COVID-19-related protocols during the president's event.As with the president's recent speech in Tulsa, Oklahoma, attendees are being asked to sign liability waivers acknowledging that they will not hold the event host or the venue responsible if they contract the disease.
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