COVID-19

Scottsdale COVID-19 cases swell

Local cases represent 4.8% of Scottsdale population

In about two months time, Scottsdale’s COVID-19 case count has more than doubled as the global pandemic rages on.

Numbers provided by the Arizona Department of Health Services on Dec. 14 show 12,286 total cases of COVID-19 mapped to Scottsdale’s nine ZIP codes.

On Oct. 5, Independent Newsmedia reported 6,103 cases of COVID-19 for the city — representing a dramatic increase in less than three months across the city.

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