Mayor Kate Gallego addresses growing COVID-19 numbers and city budget

June 11, 2020
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Mayor Gallego discussed the passing of the city budget, police oversight funding, the rise in Arizona of COVID-19 numbers, and the Phoenix Police Department’s decision to ban the use of the carotid hold.

 

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Kate Gallego, mayor of Phoenix

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