MARICOPA CARES PRESENTATION FINAL.PDF
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RESPONDING TO COVID-19 MARICOPA CARES Essential Public Health Response Making County Services & Workspaces Safe Homelessness Response & Prevention Supporting Individuals & Families Supporting Small Businesses Covering Unplanned Costs Resulting from COVID-19 $399 million to be spent by December 30 OVERVIEW ESSENTIAL HEALTH AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE $83.5 Million MARICOPA CARES Protecting our Residents $67 million > Contact Tracing: $15 M > COVID Testing Services: $25 M > Enhanced Flu Vaccination: $7 M > Ongoing Emergency Preparedness & Response: $20 M Protecting the Most Vulnerable $16.5 million Infectious Disease Guidance for Long-Term Care Facilities: $5 M Personal Protective Equipment for Health Care Workers: $10 M Senior Assistance: $500 K Medical Examiner Surge Capacity Expansion: $1 M HOMELESSNESS RESPONSE & PREVENTION $40 Million MARICOPA CARES Homelessness Response & Prevention: $40 million Mitigation Measures for the Homeless: $10 M Eviction Prevention: $30 M SAFE COUNTY SERVICES & WORKSPACES $77.5 Million MARICOPA CARES Serving our Residents $41.5 million > Parks Enhancements: $5 M > Expanded Online Services: $12 M > Physical Safety Enhancements: $24.5 M Protecting Our Employees $36 million Expanded Remote Working Capabilities: $11 M COVID-Related Leave: $25 M HEALTHY INDIVIDUALS & FAMILIES MARICOPA CARES Providing Safe Spaces > Rental Assistance > Weatherization > Linked to Utility Assistance Promoting Stability $5.5 million* Rent, Utility, & Deposit Assistance: $4.4 M Senior Services: $125 K Early Education & Family Services: $1.1 M * Funded through CARES Act, but outside of Coronavirus Relief Funds SUPPORTING SMALL BUSINESSES $23 Million MARICOPA CARES Small Business Grant Program: $23 M Financial assistance for small businesses and non-profits located within Maricopa County, outside of Phoenix and Mesa PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE $175 Million MARICOPA CARES EXPECTING THE UNEXPECTED > Second wave of COVID-19 > Supporting essential public health and safety workers > Changes in Federal guidance RESPONDING TO COVID-19 MARICOPA CARES