Deleted Tweets From Kyrsten Sinema, D-Ariz.

Arizona APS customers: apply for bill assistance here: https://t.co/fPPzTBpaCl

While you practice social distancing to help #flattenthecurve, explore U.S. National Parks through 360-degree virtual tours. https://t.co/Phtn4rPyMP

Tucson: check out these locations providing kids free meals during school closures: https://t.co/wxmhi1Cm7v

AZ veterans should know the educational benefits they earned will be protected, even during a public health crisis. https://t.co/ObkUzICHLk

Williams seniors, if you are unable to get groceries, medicine, or food from the Senior Center, the Williams Police Department can help: 928-635-4461.

Arizonans: see what to do if you’re struggling financially from the impact of coronavirus. These tips can help if you: Have trouble paying your bills Experience a loss of income Are targeted by scammers https://t.co/TmzHy21mKX

Scholastic Classroom Magazine offers free online courses so AZ kids can keep learning while schools are closed. https://t.co/BRGVx8Z2S5

Proud of @REI and @AMCtheatres for protecting patrons by temporarily closing to help #flattenthecurve.

Arizonans: if you are overseas and need help, email our office at casework@sinema.senate.gov. We’re here to help! https://t.co/KXsqc46y5t

These bar and restaurant owners are doing their part to #flattenthecurve. Thank you! https://t.co/qZzt4Cd48h

Arizona’s COVID-19 Community Response Fund ensures AZ nonprofits have necessary resources. Learn more: https://t.co/MIatQmSArR

.@SRPconnect will stop electricity disconnections and waive late fees to save Arizonans money and keep them safe. Stay home and protect yourself. https://t.co/oAXH5vACLR

Arizonans: if you develop a fever, dry cough, or difficulty breathing, follow these steps from @CDCgov. https://t.co/3228X2U2DQ

Let’s do our part and #stayhome to #flattenthecurve. If you’re working from home, here are helpful tips: Make sure to take breaks Think out loud Join your office group chat Create a dedicated work space https://t.co/k3EjxKQx6t

Here’s how we can support AZ small businesses while social distancing ⬇️ Buy gift cards Shop online Order-in Tip a little extra https://t.co/GQVkGVxxOk

While AZ schools are closed through March 27, school districts are working to feed kids who rely on school meals. Here’s how: https://t.co/o2wrGeORyj

Arizonans: while we practice social distancing to prevent the spread of coronavirus, take virtual tours of the world’s most famous museums: https://t.co/tvc9OxJzTC

Protect yourself - wash your hands frequently and avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth.

Stay home! Not everyone can, but to the fullest extent possible, stay home.

Avoid visiting bars or clubs, dining-in at restaurants, spending time in movie theatres, or working out at gyms. Instead, order food for pick-up or delivery and follow our social media for ideas on at-home activities.

Arizona APS customers: apply for bill assistance here: https://t.co/fPPzTBpaCl

While you practice social distancing to help #flattenthecurve, explore U.S. National Parks through 360-degree virtual tours. https://t.co/Phtn4rPyMP

Tucson: check out these locations providing kids free meals during school closures: https://t.co/wxmhi1Cm7v

AZ veterans should know the educational benefits they earned will be protected, even during a public health crisis. https://t.co/ObkUzICHLk

Williams seniors, if you are unable to get groceries, medicine, or food from the Senior Center, the Williams Police Department can help: 928-635-4461.

Arizonans: see what to do if you’re struggling financially from the impact of coronavirus. These tips can help if you: Have trouble paying your bills Experience a loss of income Are targeted by scammers https://t.co/TmzHy21mKX

Scholastic Classroom Magazine offers free online courses so AZ kids can keep learning while schools are closed. https://t.co/BRGVx8Z2S5

Proud of @REI and @AMCtheatres for protecting patrons by temporarily closing to help #flattenthecurve.

Arizonans: if you are overseas and need help, email our office at casework@sinema.senate.gov. We’re here to help! https://t.co/KXsqc46y5t

These bar and restaurant owners are doing their part to #flattenthecurve. Thank you! https://t.co/qZzt4Cd48h

Arizona’s COVID-19 Community Response Fund ensures AZ nonprofits have necessary resources. Learn more: https://t.co/MIatQmSArR

.@SRPconnect will stop electricity disconnections and waive late fees to save Arizonans money and keep them safe. Stay home and protect yourself. https://t.co/oAXH5vACLR

Arizonans: if you develop a fever, dry cough, or difficulty breathing, follow these steps from @CDCgov. https://t.co/3228X2U2DQ

Let’s do our part and #stayhome to #flattenthecurve. If you’re working from home, here are helpful tips: Make sure to take breaks Think out loud Join your office group chat Create a dedicated work space https://t.co/k3EjxKQx6t

Here’s how we can support AZ small businesses while social distancing ⬇️ Buy gift cards Shop online Order-in Tip a little extra https://t.co/GQVkGVxxOk

While AZ schools are closed through March 27, school districts are working to feed kids who rely on school meals. Here’s how: https://t.co/o2wrGeORyj

Arizonans: while we practice social distancing to prevent the spread of coronavirus, take virtual tours of the world’s most famous museums: https://t.co/tvc9OxJzTC

Protect yourself - wash your hands frequently and avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth.

Stay home! Not everyone can, but to the fullest extent possible, stay home.

Avoid visiting bars or clubs, dining-in at restaurants, spending time in movie theatres, or working out at gyms. Instead, order food for pick-up or delivery and follow our social media for ideas on at-home activities.