Coronavirus disease (COVID-19)

Maricopa County COVID-19 Data

Data Collection Since January 22, 2020
Case numbers are updated daily around 9 a.m.

Updated: 04/02/2020

Total Number 
of Cases

121,055 1

Up 932 from yesterday

Total Number 
of Deaths

2,075

Up 41 from yesterday

Hospital 
Admissions

8,929 (7%)

Intensive Care Unit
Admissions

1,001 (1%)

1. Total number of cases and deaths are cumulative. Case numbers include only those that have been lab-confirmed and include hospital and ICU admissions.
Note: Maricopa County daily counts may vary slightly from state reporting due to differences in data reporting download times.

Highlights

  • People aged 65 or older or those who have at least one chronic health condition make up 50% of those who have been hospitalized and 84% of deaths for COVID-19.
  • Supporting those at the highest risk for severe disease is essential so that they can stay home and away from others.
  • 62% of all COVID-19 infections reported have been among those under 45 years old. Even if you are young and healthy, you are at risk for COVID-19 and can expose those around you without knowing it. 

Recent Updates

  • We recently launched a new COVID-19 dashboard to improve data visualization and increase staff efficiency. You can view archived reports prior to July 1 here.
  • Governor Ducey signed Executive Order 2020-47 on July 9th announcing increased testing for underserved areas and an order to reduce occupancy of indoor dining establishments to less than 50%, per enforcement by the jurisdictional fire code. Read more »
  • Are you looking to Make a Donation of PPE or other supplies?
  • Received a text from Public Health after testing positive for COVID-19? Visit this page for information.
  • For medical questions related to COVID-19, please call 1-844-542-8201. For questions about community resources such as food or housing or if you are an employer with questions, please dial 2-1-1.
  • The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors’ issued a proclamation requiring use of face coverings in all of Maricopa County effective June 20th. Read the minimum requirements for face coverings. There is mounting evidence that wearing a well-fitting cloth mask can help reduce the spread of COVID-19.
  1. Latest News 

  1. Maricopa County Public Health Applying Three Critical Outbreak Tactics

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  2. Board Approves Mask Regulations Due to Community Spread of COVID-19

    Phoenix – In light of the rapid growth in positive COVID-19 cases, the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved regulations related to wearing masks in an effort to slow the spread the disease. Read on...

  3. Maricopa County Launches Text-Message Outreach to Positive COVID-19 Cases

    Tech solution helps Public Health more efficiently inform positive cases how to control the spread Read on...