One New VSV-Affected Premises Confirmed in Arizona County
Maricopa County sees overall drop in premises affected by vesicular stomatitis virus.
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Although officials have identified one new Maricopa County premises with vesicular stomatitis virus (VSV), three previously affected or suspect premises in the county have been released from VSV quarantine. | Photo: Wikimedia Commons
Maricopa County now contains seven confirmed positive and one suspect premises, bringing the state’s totals to 18 confirmed positive premises and one suspect premises:
- Apache (2 confirmed positive premises);
- Cochise (4 confirmed positive);
- Gila (1 confirmed positive);
- Maricopa (7 confirmed positive; 1 suspect);
- Pima (1 confirmed positive);
- Pinal (2 confirmed positive); and
- Santa Cruz (1 confirmed positive).
Since the last Situation Report on June 24, seven previously infected or suspect premises in Arizona have been released from quarantine:
- Butler (5);
- Cowley (1); and
- Sedgwick (1).
Other VSV-positive states in 2020 include Kansas, Nebraska, New Mexico, and Texas
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