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Glendale mayor officially rescinds COVID emergency operations

City’s encouraging trends come 2 years after original proclamation

Glendale Mayor Jerry P. Weiers rescinded the emergency proclamation he issued two years ago declaring a local emergency in the city in response to the COVID pandemic.

Weiers’ original proclamation came on March 18, 2020, and his Thursday announcement on March 31 came just over two years later.

All restrictions included in that proclamation have now ended. In addition, the Glendale Emergency Operations plan has been deactivated.

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