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City of Tucson to require all city employees to get the COVID-19 vaccine

City of Tucson

By KTAR

The City of Tucson voted to require all city employees to get the COVID-19 vaccine, per Tucson mayor Regina Romero in an emergency City Council meeting Friday.

Romero references the rise in COVID-19 cases in Tucson due to the Delta variant as a main cause for this new mandate.

“Just today we saw 272 new cases in Pima County,” Romero said. “The percentage of positivity was 7.9%, and the numbers around the state of COVID-19 positive patients and hospitalization is going up.”

Romero references how about one year ago we saw a surge in cases around the country and how the city of Tucson did not have any clear solutions or an antidote.

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