Leon County, Florida COVID-19 Numbers, UPDATED August 6th

Leon County, Florida COVID-19 Numbers, UPDATED August 6th

August 6th

The latest information shows 4,643 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 106 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

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There have been 23 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 138 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of August 6th, there were 88 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicates that 57,378 people have been tested and 52,620 of the tests were negative in Leon County. This translates to a 8.1% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 13.21%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 502,739 to 510,389 since yesterday’s update.

Current hospitalizations decreased from 7,579 to 7,443.

Deaths increased from 7,627 to 7,747.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

August 5th

The latest information shows 4,597 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 48 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been 21 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 136 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of August 5th, there were 75 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicates that 56,654 people have been tested and 52,000 of the tests were negative in Leon County. This translates to a 8.0% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 13.16%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 497,330 to 502,739 since yesterday’s update.

Current hospitalizations decreased from 7,870 to 7,579.

Deaths increased from 7,402 to 7,627.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

August 4th

The latest information shows 4,489 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 41 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been 15 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 128 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of August 4th, there were 79 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicates that 56,303 people have been tested and 51,700 of the tests were negative in Leon County. This translates to a 8.0% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 13.12%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 491,884 to 497,330 since yesterday’s update.

Current hospitalizations decreased from 7,938 to 7,870.

Deaths increased from 7,157 to 7,402.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

August 3rd

The latest information shows 4,3448 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 61 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been 15 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 128 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of August 3rd, there were 79 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicates that 55,873 people have been tested and 51,315 of the tests were negative in Leon County. This translates to a 8.0% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 13.09%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 487,132 to 491,884 since yesterday’s update.

Current hospitalizations decreased from 7,968 to 7,938.

Deaths increased from 7,084 to 7,157.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

August 2nd

The latest information shows 4,387 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 93 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been 14 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 127 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of August 2nd, there were 78 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicates that 55,275 people have been tested and 50,779 of the tests were negative in Leon County. This translates to a 7.9% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 13.07%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 480,028 to 487,132 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 7,022 to 7,084.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

August 1st

The latest information shows 4,294 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 123 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been 14 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 126 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of August 1st, there were 80 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicates that 54,450 people have been tested and 50,047 of the tests were negative in Leon County. This translates to a 7.9% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 13.03%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 470,386 to 480,028 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 6,843 to 7,022.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

July 31st

The latest information shows 4,171 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 98 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

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There have been 14 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 125 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of July 31st, there were 80 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicates that 53,600 people have been tested and 49,324 of the tests were negative in Leon County. This translates to a 7.8% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 12.95%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 461,379 to 470,386 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 6,586 to 6,843.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

July 30th

The latest information shows 4,102 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 98 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been 14 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 120 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of July 30th, there were 78 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in TMH and CRMC.

With regards to testing, the report indicates that 52,990 people have been tested and 48,779 of the tests were negative in Leon County. This translates to a 7.7% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 12.9%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 451,423 to 461,379 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 6,333 to 6,586.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

July 27th

The latest information shows 3,868 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 108 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

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There have been 14 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 113 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of July 27th, there were 76 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in TMH and CRMC.

With regards to testing, the report indicates that 50,864 people have been tested and 46,892 the tests were negative in Leon County. This translates to a 7.6% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 12.59%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 423,855 to 432,747 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 5,854 to 5,931.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 24,064 to 24,332.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

July 25th

The latest information shows 3,656 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 88 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been 13 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 106 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of July 25th, there were 70 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in TMH and CRMC.

With regards to testing, the report indicates that 49,333 people have been tested and 45,581 the tests were negative in Leon County. This translates to a 7.4% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 12.41%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 402,312 to 414,511 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 5,653 to 5,777.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 23,225 to 23,730.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

July 23rd

The latest information shows 3,480 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 161 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been 13 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 98 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of July 20th, there were 83 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in TMH and CRMC.

With regards to testing, the report indicates that 47,737 people have been tested and 44,166 the tests were negative in Leon County. This translates to a 7.29% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 12.13%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 379,619 to 389,868 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 5,345 to 5,518.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 22,243 to 22,644.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

July 22nd

The latest information shows 3,319 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 54 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been 13 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 98 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of July 20th, there were 83 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in TMH and CRMC.

With regards to testing, the report indicates that 46,595 people have been tested and 43,189 the tests were negative in Leon County. This translates to a 7.10% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 12.02%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 369,834 to 379,619 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 5,206 to 5,345.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 21,780 to 22,243.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

July 20th

The latest information shows 3,140 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 135 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

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There have been 11 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 88 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of July 20th, there were 83 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in TMH and CRMC.

With regards to testing, the report indicates that 45,014 people have been tested and 41,793 the tests were negative in Leon County. This translates to a 6.98% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 11.79%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 350,047 to 360,394 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 4,982 to 5,072.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 20,971 to 21,263.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

July 19th

The latest information shows 3,005 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 121 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been 10 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 87 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of July 17th, there were 72 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in TMH and CRMC.

With regards to testing, the report indicates that 44,235 people have been tested and 41,149 the tests were negative in Leon County. This translates to a 6.8% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 11.6%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 337,569 to 350,047 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 4,895 to 4,982.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 20,632 to 20,971.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

July 18th

The latest information shows 2,884 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 67 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been 10 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 85 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of July 17th, there were 72 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in TMH and CRMC.

With regards to testing, the report indicates that 43,200 people have been tested and 40,237f the tests were negative in Leon County. This translates to a 6.7% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 11.5%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 327,241 to 337,569 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 4,805 to 4,895.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 20,191 to 20,632.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

July 17th

The latest information shows 2,817 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 108 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been 10 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 83 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of July 13th, there were 72 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in TMH and CRMC.

With regards to testing, the report indicates that 42,735 people have been tested and 39,838 of the tests were negative in Leon County. This translates to a 6.6% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 11.4%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 315,775 to 327,241 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 4,677 to 4,805.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 19,825 to 20,191.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

July 16th

The latest information shows 2,709 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 103 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been 10 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 82 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of July 13th, there were 72 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in TMH and CRMC.

With regards to testing, the report indicates that 41,853 people have been tested and 39,061 of the tests were negative in Leon County. This translates to a 6.5% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 11.2%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 301,810 to 315,775 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 4,521 to 4,677.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 19,334 to 19,825.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

July 15th

The latest information shows 2,606 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 86 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

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There have been 10 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 81 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of July 13th, there were 72 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in TMH and CRMC.

With regards to testing, the report indicates that 41,141 people have been tested and 38,454 of the tests were negative in Leon County. This translates to a 6.3% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 11.0%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 291,629 to 301,810 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 4,2409 to 4,521.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 18,801 to 19,334.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

July 14th

The latest information shows 2,520 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 72 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been 10 deaths reported in Leon County. Two deaths have been reported since yesterdays data release.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 77 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of July 13th, there were 72 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in TMH and CRMC.

With regards to testing, the report indicates that 40,509 people have been tested and 37,907 of the tests were negative in Leon County. This translates to a 6.2% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 10.8%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 282,435 to 291,629 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 4,277 to 4,409.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 18,498 to 18,801.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

July 13th

The latest information shows 2,448 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 100 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been 8 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 75 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of July 13th, there were 72 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in TMH and CRMC.

With regards to testing, the report indicates that 39,909 people have been tested and 37,380 of the tests were negative in Leon County. This translates to a 6.1% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 10.7%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 269,811 to 282,435 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 4,242 to 4,277.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 18,271 to 18,498.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

July 12th

The latest information shows 2,348 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 102 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been 8 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 75 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of July 9th, there were 59 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in TMH and CRMC.

With regards to testing, the report indicates that 39,149 people have been tested and 36,722 of the tests were negative in Leon County. This translates to a 6.0% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 10.5%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 254,511 to 269,811 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 4,197 to 4,242.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 18,023 to 18,271.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

July 11th

The latest information shows 2,246 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 85 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

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There have been 8 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 75 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of July 9th, there were 59 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in TMH and CRMC.

With regards to testing, the report indicates that 38,314 people have been tested and 35,987 of the tests were negative in Leon County. This translates to a 5.9% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 10.3%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 244,151 to 254,511 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 4,102 to 4,197.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 17,602 to 18,023.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

July 9th

The latest information shows 2,047 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 92 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been 8 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 72 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of July 6th, there were 43 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in TMH and CRMC.

With regards to testing, the report indicates that 36,352 people have been tested and 34,227 of the tests were negative in Leon County. This translates to a 5.6% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 9.9%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 223,783 to 232,718 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 3,889 to 4,009.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 16,758 to 17,167.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

July 8th

The latest information shows 1,955 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 44 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been 8 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 70 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of July 6th, there were 43 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in TMH and CRMC.

With regards to testing, the report indicates that 35,672 people have been tested and 33,640 of the tests were negative in Leon County. This translates to a 5.5% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 9.6%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 213,794 to 223,783 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 3,841 to 3,889.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 16,425 to 16,758.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

July 7th

The latest information shows 1,911 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 41 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been 8 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 69 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of July 6th, there were 43 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in TMH and CRMC.

With regards to testing, the report indicates that 35,414 people have been tested and 33,425 of the tests were negative in Leon County. This translates to a 5.4% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 9.4%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 206,447 to 213,794 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 3,778 to 3,841.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 16,045 to 16,425.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

July 6th

The latest information shows 1,870 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 72 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been 8 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 68 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of June 29th, there were 15 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in TMH and CRMC.

With regards to testing, the report indicates that 35,011 people have been tested and 33,066 of the tests were negative in Leon County. This translates to a 5.3% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 9.2%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 200,111 to 206,447 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 3,731 to 3,778.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 15,895 to 16,045.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

July 5th

The latest information shows 1,798 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 160 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

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There have been 8 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 67 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of June 29th, there were 15 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in TMH and CRMC.

With regards to testing, the report indicates that 34,133 people have been tested and 32,265 of the tests were negative in Leon County. This translates to a 5.3% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 9.1%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 190,052 to 200,111 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 3,702 to 3,731.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 15,735 to 15,895.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

July 4th

The latest information shows 1,638 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 172 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been 8 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 64 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of June 29th, there were 15 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in TMH and CRMC.

With regards to testing, the report indicates that 32,784 people have been tested and 31,085 of the tests were negative in Leon County. This translates to a 5.0% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 8.8%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 178,594 to 190,052 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 3,684 to 3,702.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 15,491 to 15,735.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

July 3rd

The latest information shows 1,466 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 89 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been 8 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 62 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of June 29th, there were 15 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in TMH and CRMC.

With regards to testing, the report indicates that 31,154 people have been tested and 29,628 of the tests were negative in Leon County. This translates to a 4.7% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 8.6%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 169,106 to 178,594 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 3,617 to 3,684.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 15,150 to 15,491.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

July 1st

The latest information shows 1,149 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 35 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been 8 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 59 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of June 29th, there were 15 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in TMH and CRMC.

With regards to testing, the report indicates that 29,158 people have been tested and 27,957 of the tests were negative in Leon County. This translates to a 3.9% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 8.0%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 152,434 to 158,997 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 3,505 to 3,550.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 14,580 to 14,825.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

June 30th

The latest information shows 1,114 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 116 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

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There have been 8 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 58 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of June 29th, there were 15 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in TMH and CRMC.

With regards to testing, the report indicates that 28,843 people have been tested and 27,681 of the tests were negative in Leon County. This translates to a 3.9% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 7.8%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 146,341 to 152,434 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 3,447to 3,505.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 14,354 to 14,580.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

June 29th

The latest information shows 998 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 47 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

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There have been 8 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 56 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of June 29th, there were 15 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in TMH and CRMC.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 28,161 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 3.5% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 7.6%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 141,075 to 146,341 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 3,419 to 3,447.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 14,244 to 14,354.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

June 28th

The latest information shows 951 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 176 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

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There have been 8 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 56 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of June 26th, there were 6 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in TMH and CRMC.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 26,679 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 3.4% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 7.5%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 132,545 to 141,075 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 3,390 to 3,419.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 14,136 to 14,244.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

June 27th

The latest information shows 775 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 80 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

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There have been 8 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 55 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of June 26th, there were 6 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in TMH and CRMC.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 25,987 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 3.0% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 7.2%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 122,960 to 132,545 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 3,366 to 3,390.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 13,987 to 14,136.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

June 26th

The latest information shows 695 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 53 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been 8 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 54 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of June 24th, there were 6 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in TMH and CRMC.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 24,772 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 2.8% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 6.9%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 114,018 to 122,960 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 3,327 to 3,366.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 13775 to 13,987.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

June 25th

The latest information shows 642 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 28 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been 8 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 54 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of June 24th, there were 6 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in TMH and CRMC.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 23,547 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 2.7% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 6.6%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 109,014 to 114,018 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 3,281 to 3,327.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 13,574 to 13,775.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

June 24th

The latest information shows 614 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 18 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been 8 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 53 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of June 24th, there were 6 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in TMH and CRMC.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 23,176 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 2.6% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 6.5%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 103,503 to 109,014 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 3,238 to 3,281.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 13,325 to 13,574.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

June 23rd

The latest information shows 596 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 9 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been 8 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 53 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of June 19th, there were 11 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in TMH and CRMC.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 22,964 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 2.5% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 6.3%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 100,217 to 103,503 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 3,173 to 3,238.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 13,119 to 13,325.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

June 22nd

The latest information shows 587 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 14 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been 8 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 53 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of June 19th, there were 11 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in TMH and CRMC.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 22,813 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 2.5% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 6.2%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 97,291 to 100,217 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 3,161 to 3,173.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 13,037 to 13,119.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

June 21st

The latest information shows 573 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 16 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been 8 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 53 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of June 19th, there were 11 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in TMH and CRMC.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 22,264 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 2.5% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 6.1%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 93,797 to 97,291 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 3,144 to 3,161.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 12,939 to 13,037.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

June 20th

The latest information shows 557 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 49 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

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There have been 8 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 53 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of June 19th, there were 11 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in TMH and CRMC.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 22,264 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 2.4% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 6.0%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 89,748 to 93,797 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 3,104 to 3,144.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 12,774 to 12,939.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

June 19th

The latest information shows 508 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there was 13 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been 8 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 53 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of June 10th, there were 12 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in TMH and CRMC. This is down from the 14 reported on June 1st.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 21,683 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 2.3% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 5.9%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 85,926 to 89,748 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 3,061v to 3,104.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 12,577 to 12,774.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

June 18th

The latest information shows 495 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there was 12 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been 8 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 53 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of June 10th, there were 12 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in TMH and CRMC. This is down from the 14 reported on June 1st.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 21,300 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 2.3% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 5.7%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 82,719 to 85,926 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 3,018 to 3,061.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 12,389 to 12,577.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

June 17th

The latest information shows 483 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were no new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been 8 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 55 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of June 10th, there were 12 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in TMH and CRMC. This is down from the 14 reported on June 1st.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 21,132 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 2.2% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 5.6%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 80,109 to 82,719 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 2,993 to 3,018.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 12,206 to 12,389.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

June 16th

The latest information shows 483 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 9 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been 8 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 55 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of June 10th, there were 12 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in TMH and CRMC. This is down from the 14 reported on June 1st.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 20,980 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 2.2% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 5.5%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 77,326 to 80,109 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 2,938 to 2,993.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 11,942 to 12,015.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

June 15th

The latest information shows 474 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 5 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been 8 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 55 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of June 10th, there were 12 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in TMH and CRMC. This is down from the 14 reported on June 1st.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 20,736 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 2.2% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 5.4%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 75,568 to 77,326 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 2,931 to 2,938.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 11,942 to 12,015.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

June 14th

The latest information shows 469 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 5 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been 8 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 54 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of June 10th, there were 12 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in TMH and CRMC. This is down from the 14 reported on June 1st.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 20,406 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 2.2% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 5.4%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 73,552 to 75,568 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 2,925 to 2,931.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 11,874 to 11,942.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

June 13th

The latest information shows 464 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were no new case reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been 8 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 53 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of June 10th, there were 12 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in TMH and CRMC. This is down from the 14 reported on June 1st.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 20,085 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 2.3% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 5.4%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 70,971 to 73,552 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 2,877 to 2,925.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 11,706 to 11,874.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

June 12th

The latest information shows 464 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there was 8 new case reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been 8 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 53 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of June 10th, there were 12 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in TMH and CRMC. This is down from the 14 reported on June 1st.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 19,483 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 2.3% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 5.3%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 69,069 to 70,971 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 2,848 to 2,877.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 11,571 to 11,706.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

June 11th

The latest information shows 456 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there was 5 new case reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been 8 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 50 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of June 10th, there were 12 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in TMH and CRMC. This is down from the 14 reported on June 1st.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 19,179 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 2.3% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 5.3%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 67,371 to 69,069 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 2,801 to 2,848.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 11,345 to 11,571.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

June 10th

The latest information shows 451 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there was 3 new case reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been 8 deaths reported in Leon County.

The report indicates there have been a cumulative total of 50 hospitalizations in Leon County. As of today, there are currently 12 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in TMH and CRMC. This is down from the 14 reported on June 1st.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 18,758 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 2.3% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 5.3%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 66,000 to 67,371 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 2,765 to 2,801.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 11,185 to 11,345.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

June 9th

The latest information shows 448 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there was 5 new case reported since yesterday’s update.

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There have been 7 deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates there have been 48 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 18,631 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 2.3% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 5.2%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 64,904 to 66,000 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 2,712 to 2,765.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 11,008 to 11,185.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

June 8th

The latest information shows 443 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there was 1 new case reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been seven deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates there have been 48 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 18,247 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 2.4% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 5.3%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 63,938 to 64,904 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 2,700 to 2,712.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 10,942 to 11,008.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

June 7th

The latest information shows 442 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 4 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been seven deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates there have been 47 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 17,992 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 2.4% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 5.3%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 62,758 to 63,938 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 2,688 to 2,700.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 10,891 to 10,942.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

June 6th

The latest information shows 438 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 4 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been seven deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates there have been 47 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 17,387 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 2.5% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 5.3%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 61,488 to 62,758 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 2,660 to 2,688.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 10,794 to 10,891.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

June 5th

The latest information shows 434 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 2 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

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There have been seven deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates there have been 47 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 16,597 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 2.5% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 5.4%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 60,183 to 61,488 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 2,607 to 2,660.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 10,652 to 10,794.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

UPDATED June 4th

The latest information shows 432 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 4 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been seven deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates there have been 47 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 16,067 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 2.6% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 5.4%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 58,764 to 60,183 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 2,566 to 2,607.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 10,525 to 10,652.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

UPDATED June 3rd

The latest information shows 428 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 6 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been seven deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates there have been 47 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 15,693 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 2.7% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 5.4%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 57,447 to 58,764 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 2,530 to 2,566.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 10,412 to 10,525.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

UPDATED June 2nd

The latest information shows 411 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 6 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

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There have been seven deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates there have been 46 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 15,045 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 2.7% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 5.5%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 56,830 to 57,447 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 2,460 to 2,530.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 10,231 to 10,412.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

UPDATED June 1st

The latest information shows 405 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there was 1 new case reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been seven deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates there have been 47 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 14,876 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 2.6% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 5.5%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 56,163 to 56,830 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 2,451 to 2,460.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 10,190 to 10,231.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

UPDATED May 31st

The latest information shows 404 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 2 cases removed since yesterday’s update.

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There have been seven deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates there have been 47 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 14,396 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 2.7% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 5.5%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 55,424 to 56,163 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 2,447 to 2,451.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 10,113 to 10,190.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

UPDATED May 30th

The latest information shows 406 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 5 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been six deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates there have been 46 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 14,221 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 2.8% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 5.6%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 54,497 to 55,424 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 2,413 to 2,447.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 9,982 to 10,113.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

UPDATED May 29th

The latest information shows 401 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 22 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been six deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates there have been 46 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 14,152 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 2.8% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 5.5%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 53,285 to 54,497 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 2,364 to 2,413.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 9,795 to 9,982.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

UPDATED May 28th

The latest information shows 379 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 2 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been six deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates there have been 46 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 13,418 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 2.7% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 5.6%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 52,634 to 53,285 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 2,319 to 2,364.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 9,639 to 9,795.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

UPDATED May 27th

The latest information shows 377 positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Leon County since reporting began. This means there were 2 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been six deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates there have been 46 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 13,300 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 2.8% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 5.6%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 52,255 to 52,634 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 2,259 to 2,319.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 9,482 to 9,639.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

UPDATED May 26th

The latest information shows 375 positive coronavirus cases in Leon County. This means there were 3 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been six deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates there have been 46 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 13,259 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 2.7% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 5.7%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 51,746 to 52,255 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 2,252 to 2,259.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 9,424 to 9,482.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

UPDATED May 25th

The latest information shows 372 positive coronavirus cases in Leon County. This means there were 40 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been six deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates there have been 45 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 13,177 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 2.7% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 5.7%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 50,867 to 51,746 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 2,237 to 2,252.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 9,381 to 9,424.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

UPDATED May 24th

The latest information shows 332 positive coronavirus cases in Leon County. This means there were two new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been six deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates there have been 45 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 11,974 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 2.7% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 5.8%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 50,127 to 50,867 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 2,232 to 2,237.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 9,310 to 9,381.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

UPDATED May 23th

The latest information shows 330 positive coronavirus cases in Leon County. This means there were one new case reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been six deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates 44 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 11,789 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 2.7% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 5.9%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 49,451 to 50,127 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 2,190 to 2,232.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 9,117 to 9,310.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

UPDATED May 22th

The latest information shows 329 positive coronavirus cases in Leon County. This means there were nine new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been six deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates 44 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 11,532 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 2.8% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 5.9%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 48,675 to 49,451 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 2,144 to 2,190.

Deaths as a percent of positive cases changed from 4.40% to 4.43%.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 8,946 to 9,117.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

UPDATED May 20th

The latest information shows 306 positive coronavirus cases in Leon County. This means there were two new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been six deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates 43 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 10,438 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 2.8% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 6.1%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 46,944 to 47,471 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 2,052 to 2,096.

Deaths as a percent of positive cases changed from 4.37% to 4.42%.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 8,494 to 8,681.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

UPDATED May 19th

The latest information shows 304 positive coronavirus cases in Leon County. This means there were 14 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

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There have been six deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates 42 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 9,502 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 3.1% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 6.5%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 46,442 to 46,944 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 1,997 to 2,052.

Deaths as a percent of positive cases changed from 4.30% to 4.37%.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 8,304 to 8,494.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

UPDATED May 18th

The latest information shows 290 positive coronavirus cases in Leon County. This means there were four new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been six deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates 42 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 8,936 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 3.1% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 6.9%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 45,588 to 46,442 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 1,973 to 1,997.

Deaths as a percent of positive cases changed from 4.33% to 4.30%.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 8,2310 to 8,304.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

UPDATED May 17th

The latest information shows 280 positive coronavirus cases in Leon County. This means there were four new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been six deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates 42 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 8,537 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 3.2% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 7.0%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 44,811 to 45,588 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 1,964 to 1,973.

Deaths as a percent of positive cases changed from 4.38% to 4.33%.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 8.146 to 8,230.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

UPDATED May 16th

The latest information shows 276 positive coronavirus cases in Leon County. This means there were no new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

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There have been six deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates 42 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 8,320 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 3.2% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 7.1%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 44,138 to 44,811 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 1,917 to 1,964.

Deaths as a percent of positive cases remained at 4.38%.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 7,959 to 8,146.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

UPDATED May 15th

The latest information shows 276 positive coronavirus cases in Leon County. This means there was one new case reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been six deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates 42 hospitalizations in Leon County.

Testing data for Leon County was not updated. The state-wide positive test rate was reported as 7.0%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 43,210 to 44,138 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 1,875 to 1,917.

Deaths as a percent of positive cases remained at 4.34%.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 7,749 to 7,959.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

UPDATED May 14th

The latest information shows 275 positive coronavirus cases in Leon County. This means there were four new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been six deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates 42 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 8,008 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 3.3% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate is 7.1%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 42,402 to 43,210 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 1,827 to 1,875.

Deaths as a percent of positive cases changed from to 4.31% to 4.34%.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 7,595 to 7,749.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

UPDATED May 13th

The latest information shows 271 positive coronavirus cases in Leon County. This means there were five new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been six deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates 41 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 7,811 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 3.4% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate is 7.1%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 41,923 to 42,402 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 1,779 to 1,827.

Deaths as a percent of positive cases changed from to 4.24 to 4.31%.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 7,418 to 7,595.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

UPDATED May 12th

The latest information shows 266 positive coronavirus cases in Leon County. This means there were 12 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There have been six deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates 41 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 7,017 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 3.7% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate is 7.2%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 40,982 to 41,923 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 1,735 to 1,779.

Deaths as a percent of positive cases changed from to 4.23 to 4.24%.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 7,224 to 7,418.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

UPDATED May 11th

The latest information shows 254 positive coronavirus cases in Leon County. This means there were no new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There has been six deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates 41 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 6,873 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 3.6% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate is 7.3%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 40,596 to 40,982 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 1,721 to 1,735.

Deaths as a percent of positive cases changed from to 4.24 to 4.23%.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 7,171 to 7,224.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

UPDATED May 10th

The latest information shows 254 positive coronavirus cases in Leon County. This means there were two new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There has been six deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates 41 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 5,645 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 4.3% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate is 7.5%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 40,001 to 40,596 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 1,715 to 1,721.

Deaths as a percent of positive cases changed from to 4.29% to 4.24%.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 7,093 to 7,171.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

UPDATED May 9th

The latest information shows 252 positive coronavirus cases in Leon County. This means there were three new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There has been six deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates 41 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 5,272 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 4.6% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate is 7.6%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 39,199 to 40,001 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 1,669 to 1,715.

Deaths as a percent of positive cases changed from to 4.26% to 4.29%.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 6,929 to 7,093.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

UPDATED May 8th

The latest information shows 249 positive coronavirus cases in Leon County. This means there were no new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There has been six deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates 41 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 5,136 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 4.6% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate is 7.6%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 38,828 to 39,199 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 1,600 to 1,669.

Deaths as a percent of positive cases changed from to 4.12% to 4.26%.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 6,765 to 6,929.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

UPDATED May 7th

The latest information shows 249 positive coronavirus cases in Leon County. This means there were six new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There has been six deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates 40 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 4,886 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 4.8% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate is 7.8%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 38,002 to 38,828 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 1,539 to 1,600.

Deaths as a percent of positive cases changed from to 4.05% to 4.12%.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 6,557 to 6,765.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

UPDATED May 6th

The latest information shows 243 positive coronavirus cases in Leon County. This means there were no new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There has been six deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates 40 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 4,620 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 5.0% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate is 7.9%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 37,439 to 38,002 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 1,471 to 1,539.

Deaths as a percent of positive cases changed from to 3.93% to 4.05%.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 6,330 to 6,557.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

UPDATED May 5th

The latest information shows 243 positive coronavirus cases in Leon County. This means there were no new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There has been five deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates 40 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 3,851 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 5.9% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate is 8.3%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 36,897 to 37,439 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 1,399 to 1,471.

Deaths as a percent of positive cases changed from to 3.79% to 3.93%.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 6,119 to 6,330.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

UPDATED May 4th

The latest information shows 243 positive coronavirus cases in Leon County. This means there was nine new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There has been five deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates 40 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 3,851 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 5.9% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate is 8.3%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 36,078 to 36,897 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 1,379 to 1,399.

Deaths as a percent of positive cases changed from to 3.82% to 3.79%.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 6,035 to 6,119.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

UPDATED May 3rd

The latest information shows 234 positive coronavirus cases in Leon County. This means there was one new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There has been four deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates 40 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 3,337 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 6.5% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate is 8.4%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 35,463 to 36,078 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 1,364 to 1,379.

Deaths as a percent of positive cases changed from to 3.85% to 3.82%.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 5,945 to 6,035.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

UPDATED May 2nd

The latest information shows 233 positive coronavirus cases in Leon County. This means there were 7 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There has been three deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates 40 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 3,176 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 6.8% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate is 8.5%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 34,728 to 35,463 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 1,314 to 1,364.

Deaths as a percent of positive cases changed from to 3.78% to 3.85%.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 5,767 to 5,945.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

UPDATED May 1st

The latest information shows 226 positive coronavirus cases in Leon County. This means there were 7 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There has been three deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates 38 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 3,092 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 6.8% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate is 8.6%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 33,690 to 34,728 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 1,268 to 1,314.

Deaths as a percent of positive cases changed from to 3.76% to 3.78%.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 5,589 to 5,767.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

UPDATED April 30th

The latest information shows 219 positive coronavirus cases in Leon County. This means there were 5 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There has been three deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates 37 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 3,032 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 6.7% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate is 8.8%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 33,193 to 33,690 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 1,218 to 1,268.

Deaths as a percent of positive cases changed from to 3.67% to 3.76%.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 5,419 to 5,589.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

UPDATED April 29th

The latest information shows 214 positive coronavirus cases in Leon County. This means there were 1 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There has been three deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates 37 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 2,955 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 6.7% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate is 8.8%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 32,846 to 33,193 since yesterday’s update. Deaths increased from 1,171 to 1,218.

Deaths as a percent of positive cases changed from to 3.57% to 3.67%.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 5,222 to 5,419.

You can review trends of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths here.

UPDATED April 28th

The latest information shows 213 positive coronavirus cases in Leon County. This means there were 1 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There has been three deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates 36 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 2,937 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 6.7% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate is 8.9%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 32,138 to 32,846 since yesterday’s 6 PM update. Deaths increased from 1,088 to 1,171.

Deaths as a percent of positive cases changed from to 3.39% to 3.57%.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 5,010 to 5,222.

You can review charts of new cases and hospitalizations here.

UPDATED April 27th

The latest information shows 212 positive coronavirus cases in Leon County. This means there were 2 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There has been three deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates 35 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 2,881 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 6.8% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate is 9.0%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 31,528 to 32,138 since yesterday’s 6 PM update. Deaths increased from 1,074 to 1,088.

Deaths as a percent of positive cases changed from to 3.41% to 3.39%.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 4,957 to 5,010.

You can review charts of new cases and hospitalizations here.

UPDATED April 26th

The latest information shows 210 positive coronavirus cases in Leon County. This means there were 2 new cases reported since yesterday’s update.

There has been two deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates 35 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 2,757 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 7.0% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate is 9.1%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 30,839 to 31,528 since yesterday’s 6 PM update. Deaths increased from 1,055 to 1,074.

Deaths as a percent of positive cases changed from to 3.42% to 3.41%.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 4,849 to 4,957.

You can review charts of new cases and hospitalizations here.

UPDATED April 24th, 6:00 PM

The latest information shows 207 positive coronavirus cases in Leon County. This means there were 16 new cases reported since yesterday’s 6:00 PM update.

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There has been two deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates 33 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 2,687 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 7.1% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate is 9.5%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 29,648 to 30,533 since yesterday’s 6 PM update. Deaths increased from 987to 1,046.

Deaths as a percent of positive cases changed from to 3.33% to 3.43.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 4,640 to 4,817.

You can review charts of new cases and hospitalizations here.

UPDATED April 23rd, 6:00 PM

The latest information shows 191 positive coronavirus cases in Leon County. This means there five new cases reported since yesterday’s 6:00 PM update.

There has been two deaths reported in Leon County. The report indicates 29 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 2,418 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 7.3% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate is 9.8%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 28,576 to 29,648 since yesterday’s 6 PM update. Deaths increased from 927 to 987.

Deaths as a percent of positive cases changed from to 3.24% to 3.33%.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 4,455 to 4,640.

You can review charts of new cases and hospitalizations here.

UPDATED April 22nd, 6:00 PM

The latest information shows 186 positive coronavirus cases in Leon County. This means there were no new cases reported since yesterday’s 6:00 PM update.

There has been one death reported in Leon County. The report indicates 25 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 2,381 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 7.2% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate is 9.7%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 27,869 to 28,576 since yesterday’s 6 PM update. Deaths increased from 867 to 927.

Deaths as a percent of positive cases changed from to 3.11% to 3.24%.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 4,226 to 4,455.

You can review charts of new cases and hospitalizations here.

UPDATED April 21st, 6:00 PM

The latest information shows 186 positive coronavirus cases in Leon County. This means there were two more cases reported since yesterday’s 6:00 PM update.

There has been one death reported in Leon County. The report indicates 25 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 2,351 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 7.3% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate is 9.8%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 27,058 to 27,869 since yesterday’s 6 PM update. Deaths increased from 823 to 867.

Deaths as a percent of positive cases changed from to 3.04% to 3.11%.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 4,000 to 4,226.

You can review charts of new cases and hospitalizations here.

UPDATED April 20th, 6:00 PM

The latest information shows 184 positive coronavirus cases in Leon County. This means there were eight more cases reported since yesterday’s 6:00 PM update.

There has been one death reported in Leon County. The report indicates 25 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 2,227 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 7.3% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate is 9.9%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 26,314 to 27,058 since yesterday’s 6 PM update. Deaths increased from 774 to 823.

Deaths as a percent of positive cases changed from to 2.94% to 3.04%.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 3,813 to 4,000.

You can review charts of new cases and hospitalizations here.

UPDATED April 19th, 6:00 PM

The latest information shows 176 positive coronavirus cases in Leon County. This means there were seven more cases reported since yesterday’s 6:00 PM update.

There has been one death reported in Leon County. The report indicates 22 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 2,217 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 7.3% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate is 10.1%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 25,492 to 26,314 since yesterday’s 6 PM update. Deaths increased from 748 to 774.

Deaths as a percent of positive cases changed from to 2.93% to 2.94%.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 3,745 to 3,813.

You can review charts of new cases and hospitalizations here.

UPDATED April 18th, 6:00 PM

The latest information shows 169 positive coronavirus cases in Leon County. This means there are five fewer cases reported since yesterday’s 6:00 PM update.

There has been one death reported in Leon County. The report indicates 22 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 2,164 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 7.2% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate is 10.1%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 24,753 to 25,492 since yesterday’s 6 PM update. Deaths increased from 726 to 748.

Deaths as a percent of positive cases remained to 2.93%.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 3,649 to 3,745.

You can review charts of new cases and hospitalizations here.

UPDATED April 17th, 6:00 PM

The latest information shows 174 positive coronavirus cases in Leon County. This means there were nine new cases reported since yesterday’s 6:00 PM update.

The first death in Leon County was reported today. The report indicates 22 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 2.071 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 7.7% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate is 10.3%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 23,340 to 24,753 since yesterday’s 6 PM update. Deaths increased from 668 to 726.

Deaths as a percent of positive cases changed from 2.86% to 2.93%.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 3,458 to 3,649.

You can review charts of new cases and hospitalizations here.

UPDATED April 16th, 6:00 PM

The latest information shows 165 positive coronavirus cases in Leon County. This means there were ten new cases reported since yesterday’s 6:00 PM update.

The report indicates 22 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 1,967 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 7.7% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate is 10.4%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 22,519 to 23,340 since yesterday’s 6 PM update. Deaths increased from 614 to 668.

Deaths as a percent of positive cases changed from 2.73% to 2.86%.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 3,249 to 3,458.

You can review charts of new cases and hospitalizations here.

UPDATED April 15th, 6:00 PM

The latest information shows 155 positive coronavirus cases in Leon County. This means there were five new cases reported since yesterday’s 6:00 PM update.

The report indicates 22 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 1,861 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 7.7% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate is 10.5%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 21,628 to 22,519 since yesterday’s 6 PM update. Deaths increased from 571 to 614.

Deaths as a percent of positive cases changed from 2.64% to 2.73%.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 3,050 to 3,249.

You can review charts of new cases and hospitalizations here.

UPDATED April 14th, 6:00 PM

The latest information shows 150 positive coronavirus cases in Leon County. This means there were no new cases reported since yesterday’s 6:00 PM update.

The report indicates 21 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 1,846 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 7.5% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate is 10.6%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 21,019 to 21,628 since yesterday’s 6 PM update. Deaths increased from 499 to 571.

Deaths as a percent of positive cases changed from 2.37% to 2.64%.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 2,841 to 3,050.

You can review charts of new cases and hospitalizations here.

UPDATED April 13th, 6:00 PM

The latest information shows 150 positive coronavirus cases in Leon County. This means there were 30 new cases reported since yesterday’s 6:00 PM update.

The report indicates 18 hospitalizations in Leon County.

With regards to testing, the report indicated there were 1,816 negative tests in Leon County. This translates to a 7.6% positive test rate. The state-wide positive test rate is 10.5%.

Positive cases in Florida increased from 19,895 to 21,019 since yesterday’s 6 PM update. Deaths increased from 461 to 499.

Deaths as a percent of positive cases changed from 2.32% to 2.37%.

The Florida hospitalization numbers increased from 2,672 to 2,841.

You can review charts of new cases and hospitalizations here.

91 Responses to "Leon County, Florida COVID-19 Numbers, UPDATED August 6th"

  1. Are the new numbers going to be updated soon? The entry today (8/10) still has information from August 6. I follow this every day, so I keep checking to see if it’s been updated. Thank you!

  2. Average of new daily cases in Leon County, May 24-June 24: 9
    Total number of new cases: 284

    Leon County mask ordinance in effect: June 25

    Average of new daily cases in Leon County July 6-August 6: 93 (over 10x increase)
    Total number of new cases: 2,688 (just under 10x increase)

    “The science is clear and public health experts agree—the coronavirus spreads quickly indoors and face coverings are one of the most effective ways to limit that transmission,” said Leon County Administrator Vincent S. Long. “
    – WCTV.com 6/23/20

    “In just the past five days, Leon County has seen a dramatic rise in coronavirus cases, and we all have a role in stopping the continued spread,” said Leon County Commission Chairman Bryan Desloge. “While requiring face masks may inconvenience some, it will protect many more. I am proud of the Board’s decision today to safeguard our whole community, drive down infections, and save lives.”
    – Leon County website 6/23/20

    “Does not protect against Coronoavirus-19”
    – Warning label on commonly-used mask container

    “The nine most terrifying words in the English language are I’m from the government, and I’m here to help.”
    – Ronald Reagan

  3. I look at this website every day. I live in Broward County and we don’t get stats like this – so everyone please be grateful. For the first time, we are able to see the number of people who are hospitalized, not just the total admissions since it started. I also appreciate that this paper published information about how each hospital is approaching the COVID patients. This is what I call good reporting, responsible reporting to the people in your area. Thank you.

  4. Is the number of positives for today (7/31) 98 or 69? The body of the article says 98 but the chart says 69. Thank you so much for posting this information each day!

  5. Is it possible to give us data about when these tests were conducted or what the average wait for test results is?

  6. I have read reports that some of the private labs are ONLY reporting positive tests, but NOT any negative results, so the % of positive cases looks much higher (noting 100% of tests are positive for the day). In addition, with the opening of hospitals to elective surgeries and the testing of all patients, the # of positives also is increasing, but the people were admitted for OTHER reasons, and might have light or NO symptoms, so although counted as CV19 hospital cases (& hospitals getting higher reimbursements), they are patients with CV19, but not hospitalized DUE TO CV19. Good summary here: https://swprs.org/a-swiss-doctor-on-covid-19/

  7. You all are good at research, however, maybe a breakdown of actual Tallahassee residents is warranted as the surrounding area send all cases here.

  8. You have to wonder where TR is getting their information. The official DOH report in .pdf format that was published today (July 9th at 9:25am) shows that there are only 62 hospitalizations of Leon County residents, not 72 like TR is reporting.

    I think TR’s reporter is taking information off of the Dashboard instead of the official .pdf. The Dashboard (which is infinitely less accurate) also counts COVID-19 hospitalizations of NON-RESIDENTS, and there are 10 of those.

    Perhaps TR should consider publishing their numbers from the official report that is published each day by DOR.

    1. A non-resident in a local hospital impacts hospital resources. Also, our report on current hospitalizations we get from each hospital does not separate out non-residents.

  9. I am not getting your hospitalization numbers to add up for Leon County. You reported on June 24th there were 6 covid cases in the hospitals. Since then the total number of new hospitalizations on your daily update has been 16. 6 plus 16 does not equal 43 covid cases as reported on July 8th. they equal 22. Where have the other 21 persons reported as being hospitalized come from. Also has no one been released inc June 24th.

    What are the real numbers and how can I trust your reporting?

  10. FDOH is not reporting hospitalizations correctly. According to people working at CRMC and TMH, there are 24, and 19 hospitalized COVID patients, for a total of 43 in Leon County.

    Many of them were added in the last 7-10 days.

  11. Like the data. Suggestion is if your data could include the number of daily hospital discharges. While there is an increase in admissions, the data from Dade county shows increase in discharges.

  12. If it’s all fake, you might want to tell the families of the 3,832 people who have so far died of Covid-19 in Florida — and note that (a) today will be the third of the last four days with 10,000 new cases in the State, more than double anything that we experienced through mid-June; and (b) what was largely a southern Florida problem has begun affecting north Florida as well: cases in Leon County have more than tripled in number in the last two weeks, from 587 to 1798.

  13. Relax your sphincters sheeple.
    This whole fake panties in a wad panic will be totally over once Trump is re elected.
    At that point we will all begin to treat this “flu like” “common cold like” boogy monster known as Covid – 19 as we have treated the flu and common cold year after year in the past.
    But if a few of you want to wear your masks for the rest of your lives its OK.
    Relax your sphincters sheeple.

  14. 100% of asymptomatic carriers don’t know they are infected. Until they get sick.

    At which point they have put every close contact at risk for 3-5 days.

    If a mask means they infect only 1 person and not 2, that’s huge! Do the math

  15. I think the current number of people hospitalized is the most important number. Thanks for getting this information.

  16. You have the total negative count swapped with total tests. There were 28,843 total tests and 27,681 negative for June 30. Looks like those numbers have been inaccurate for a little while now.

  17. Gave blood today. Will be interested to see if I have the antibodies. I was sick with flu or allergy symptoms back in March but no fever.

  18. Instead of giving us just the number of daily new cases, and then the total number of negative cases, how about also giving the total number of tests per day with the number of positive and negative results. This would show if the actual percentage of positives per total tested is going up, staying the same or going down.

    The running totals of both the positive and negative cases is misleading. How many people in Leon county have recovered? These numbers have been accumulating for over two months. Also it appears though there are more positives, the number of hospitalizations and deaths are not increasing in proportion to the number of positives.

  19. News maiden, ur spot on. Democrats are the communist party, period. America better wake up. BLM is a marxists movement to overthrow free society, nothing to do with blm. If it was, they would all be in Chicago. Democrats are communist. Wake up America.

  20. Actually the case numbers don’t match up with the FDOH dashboard either. What source are you using for your information? Where does the current hospital information come from? I would love to have this reference. Thanks!

  21. I’m still not matching up your hospitalization numbers with the FDOH site. Is there another source that you are using?

  22. Well theres been 4 hospitalizations in the last 2 weeks, so Im guessing at most that many. Cases dont reallly matter that much as 99% of cases are mild.

  23. Once again, how many cases in Leon County are still hospitalized? How many of the 405 cases are no longer positive and current? I think these numbers are just as important as the total cumulative numbers which are all the information we get from all the news outlets.

    1. Oh my god
      So many people are dying
      They should stop Going outside because like if they’re idiots then we’re all going to die and goIn into a job is different

  24. I was exposed to COVID19 in December 2019, and got the disease in January 2020. I have tested positive for the antibodies. The numbers being reported are low considering no one was keeping track of this disease in Dec 2019. Stay safe out there. This is NOT something you want to have. I had lingering sickness for 3 months afterwards. Better now, but will do everything I can to NOT get it again.

  25. To do nothing but criticize others who are doing something and making mistakes is the easiest thing.
    I would like to thank people actually working on this blog.

  26. How many people who have been hospitalized are currently in the hospital? All we ever get is the running total.

  27. Where do the hospital numbers come from? FDOH has reported 33 hospitalizations for over a week now. Am I missing something?

  28. Too much negativity on this page repeatedly by same persons. Lighten up folks. Instead rejoice in the news that Leon County is one comparatively safe zone. Those that can go back to work will probably do so as the state opens up. Testing? There is testing for the next few days at the FAMU Bragg Stadium https://www.wctv.tv/content/news/FAMU-coronavirus-testing-site-now-open-at-Bragg-Stadium-569953881.html and there are other sites as well, just google. Let’s all cooperate and follow CDC guidelines and stay well.

  29. In the last 14 official reporting days (5-2-20 through 5-15-20) according to the FDOH report in .pdf format, 5,268 people have been tested in Leon County with only 41 new cases. That’s a 0.8% infection rate.

    The 14 days prior to this (4-18-20 through 5-1-20), 1,239 people in Leon County had been tested, with 58 new cases. This was an infection rate of 4.7%.

    So even with a 300%+ increase in the number of people tested in the last two weeks, Leon County actually realized 17 fewer cases than the preceding two weeks.

  30. Theres been about 50 new cases in the last two weeks. We can probably assume everyone before that is recovered. So there are not 250 cases.

  31. These Leon County numbers come from the FDOH daily report that was published today (May 12th):

    * For the 12 days from 4/18/20 – 4/29/20, 1,065 people were tested, and 44 of them tested positive. That is a positive percentage rate of 4.1%.

    * For the 12 days from 4/30/20 – 5/11/20, 4,152 people were tested, and only 37 of those tested positive. That is a positive percentage rate of only 0.9%.

    So in just the last 12 days, 3,000+ more people have been tested than the preceding 12 days, but there were 7 FEWER positive tests. And the percentage of positive tests decreased from 4.1% to 0.9%.

    * Still only 6 deaths in Leon County, and 5 of those came from the Tallahassee Developmental Center.

    https://www.wtxl.com/news/local-news/tallahassee-developmental-center-confirms-five-covid-19-related-deaths

    Now, can we PLEASE stop with the “All of us are going to die” doomsday predictions? If you want to stay home, cowering in fear, then by all means stay home. As for me and my family, we’ve already started living our lives again. Thank you, Governor DeSantis.

  32. 30.5% actually. LTC Report (current cases as of 5/7) shows TDC with 76 positive cases. 32 Residents, and 44 Staff.

    So the TDC represents 13% of Leon Co Total Positive….if you are talking residents only.

    I think I read about LTC places in the US “housing” staff members on site but not sure if TDC does this. Majority of TDC positive cases are Staff members. If they don’t bunk at TDC, they are/were (when tested positive) elsewhere in the county. More staff members tested positive than the residents.

  33. To those of you who think we should stay shut down and hide in our homes. you have the right not to go back to work due to your fears of a virus. But shouldn’t I have a right not to pay taxes to subsidize those who choose to stay home because they don’t want to work? Those who need to stay home for real health issues should be the ones we are supporting not those who just see a free ride at the taxpayers expense and use this coronavirus as an excuse. Some people are legitimately concerned and are able to work from home and that is great. I am one of those. I have not lost a paycheck. some people can’t feed their families because of the fear mongering and they’ve lost their businesses and their jobs. If you’re staying at home and belittling those who want to go back to work then don’t order anything from Amazon or any takeout or even go to the grocery store. Why should those people have to leave their houses to provide you with necessities when you think others should stay at home and let the economy crash. If the soldiers who fought in World War II and other wars to protect our freedom had Allowed their fear to send them into hiding we wouldn’t have freedom to give away so easily. Their chances of being killed in war were greater than our chances of being killed by the coronavirus. They had guns and we have masks and hand sanitizer. I think we have a better chance of surviving than they did. So let us get back to work in this great nation in a safe manner and not live in fear because that will destroy us quicker than the coronavirus. If you want to stay at home then make sure you are not doing it at taxpayer expense. If you are able to work from home remember the grocery store clerks, truckers and those who deliver packages, the meatpacking plants and others that produce the necessities we need can’t stay at home. so quit being a hypocrite.

  34. Updated on May 8, 2020 @ 11:30am:

    5 of the 6 deaths reported in Leon County have come from one place – the Tallahassee Developmental Center. I’m betting that a great many of the total number of positive cases in our county have also come from this location. So despite what the City, County & CEO of TMH would have us believe, Leon County is probably not a hotbed of COVID-19 activity.

  35. The pain, death, and destruction being experienced by America, Americans, and our economy as a result of China’s egregious malfeasance… has now officially transitioned into a full-blown Democrat Party Campaign strategy. The more America and Americans suffer, the happier they are… and they don’t even hide it anymore.

    I believe we may be witnessing the most extraordinary, malicious, and nefarious election meddling scheme of our lifetime. The Democrats hatred for America and Americans, and their lust for the destruction of our Great Republic, knows no boundaries and carries no empathy for the innocent… particularly children and the elderly. Be smart, watch your six, protect yourselves and your families, and may God bless us all.

  36. I’m not sure who compiles these statistics for TR, and I’m equally unsure as to why they are presented in the fashion that they are. As shown, they don’t really show an accurate and recent “trend”. As you know, the more recent the “trend”, the more accurate picture is painted as to virus activity in Leon County. For example, the text displayed in the May 2nd update shows 233 total positive cases and 3,176 total negative cases – which is a running total for both dating back to whenever they started tracking these cases – which I’m assuming is around 2 months ago.

    Wouldn’t it be more informative and accurate to track positive and negative cases on a DAILY basis as a percentage of the total number of tests administered? This is how the State is doing it now. For example, the numbers below are from FDOH. They clearly show that since April 13th, the percentage of daily positive cases confirmed in the State when compared with the number of daily tests administered has gone down from 9.4 to 4.8, which is substantial, and provided some of the data points that led to leaders loosening the lock down measures.

    DATE TESTED CONFIRMED PERCENTAGE

    13-Apr 9926 930 9.4
    14-Apr 7358 595 8.1
    15-Apr 10941 909 8.3
    16-Apr 17244 1203 7.0
    17-Apr 14189 1088 7.7
    18-Apr 10300 746 7.2
    19-Apr 10713 717 6.7
    20-Apr 11778 753 6.4
    21-Apr 14160 867 6.1
    22-Apr 12630 709 5.6
    23-Apr 21280 1224 5.8
    24-Apr 15575 744 4.8
    25-Apr 19337 801 4.1
    26-Apr 10259 522 5.1
    27-Apr 13557 763 5.6
    28-Apr 8261 347 4.2
    29-Apr 11331 520 4.6
    30-Apr 21053 1012 4.8

    However, when TR displays text for Leon County, it paints a much different picture. For example, using your “running total” (as opposed to daily total) method, on the April 13th update, you state that Leon County had a 7.6% positive rate. But, in the May 2nd update, the positive rate in Leon County was still 6.8%.

    I’m predicting that if you compiled and displayed the statistics for Leon County the same way the FDOH does for the entire state, it would be much, much lower. For example, state it this way:

    “On (X) date in Leon County, (X) number of people were tested. Of that total, X tested positive and X tested negative.” (you can exclude the inconclusive tests since their numbers are marginal anyway). Then calculate the % of positive tests when compared with the total number tested. That is the only statistically accurate way to display a credible trend, which is what everyone is interested in.

  37. I’m a retired Scientist with good credentials and President of an International Health Organization. I don’t understand why I’m not allowed to post. I never post anything that isn’t backed up by solid source documentation, I welcome comments on anything I say.

  38. Important accurate information should not be suppressed by authorities. There appears to be major corruption in the system suppressing that there are known effective ways to reduce coronavirus risk and treatments documented to treat effectively- used effectively by other countries where the system is not controlled by special interests- as it is in the U.S.

  39. TMH was saying a couple weeks ago we would most likely have 50 hospitalizations a day by now in our region. We have 1 per day.

  40. The “Hospital” field shows the number of cases that were hospitalized of the total cases – that’s why the number doesn’t go down. It’s not the number currently in the hospital.

  41. With all this COVID-19 and staying Home being Self Distancing, how would you like to get out and have some safe FUN? Go to HawksEvents.com and click on the “Selfie Scavenger Hunt Link”. Set for MAY 16th. I hope you Register to Play. It’s FREE.

  42. All of the cases should be resolved from a couple week ago so that should leave about 10 in the hospital and maybe 50 confirmed cases. About 10 per 100k.

  43. The longer we stay locked up the less immunity you will have for other diseases from virus and bacteria. There are both good and bad virus and bacteria. There is going to be a flood of disease after the lock down is over. This is not going to end up very pretty. The ignorance on here is astounding.

  44. If you REALLY want to Help, try giving out the Names of those who live in Leon County that test Positive for Covid-19. That will help a LOT. A second Person where I work tested Positive and with my Job, I interact with a LOT of People daily and if I knew who these two were, I would know if I am at risk as well and will go get tested. Some at the DJJ Office Building just tested positive too. They are not releasing the Names so, that means EVERYONE these 3 hung out with or Mingled with could ALSO have it and not know and could be passing it to others as I type this. Screw the Right to Privacy, put their Names out there.

    1. Stay in your mother’s basement. We will give you the all clear when you can come out. This is totally ridiculous.

      1. Yeah James, wait until it is someone in YOUR Office and no one will tell you if it is someone you interacted with or not…………OR, like in my case, Someone in my Building (now 2 People) tested Positive and they wont tell you who, and I have to interact with a lot of People in my Building but they only evacuated that section. Even though I am not IN that section, I do have to interact with a few people that ARE in that section.

  45. The 4/22 5pm FDOH report shows a total of 187 cases and 2 deaths. The actual detail lists three cases dated 4/22 rather than just one more….as for some reason two previously (17th & 20th) reported cases have been dropped from the report. Report does state “provisional and subject to change” but I still find it odd.

  46. James, don’t be ridiculous. It’s NOT the flu. The death rates are far above normal and we are not at the peak yet.

    The original estimate of deaths into the millions were based on a 50% compliance rate for staying at home/social distancing.

    While the numbers only reflect those who are tested (and even that is weeks behind), they are “low” because of greater widespread compliance. Drop that and the numbers will skyrocket.

    Just ONE infected person is thought to have infected Albany, GA and their hospitalization is now over 1,400 with almost 100 deaths in just a few weeks.

    That could still be us if we stop preventative measures.

    I personally don’t have a problem with Trumpies holding their rallies and opening businesses so they can soak in their infection stew.

    Just stay far, far away from the rest of us–and that includes burdening the hospitals too.

    You guys want no medical care for anyone. You got it. Put your money where your mouth is.

    1. How could anyone not stay far, far away from you if you’re locked in your house? Why do you have to even say this? Who’s trying to get into your crypt?

      “And that includes burdening the hospitals too”. You want to tell people they’re not allowed to go to hospitals? Who are you? There are people who need to leave their homes in order to work so they can feed their families.

      “You guys want no medical care for anyone”. Who are you referring to? Are you implying there are people out there who don’t want medical care, even for themselves? Name me someone whose position is “no one shall receive medical care”. The position of a lot of people is they don’t want to pay for the medical care of strangers. Why do you have a problem with free adults assessing the risks and making the best decision for them and their families? If someone goes out and gets the coronavirus, how does that affect you? You’ve made the decision to stay inside. If lockdowns actually work, how could you be in any danger?

    2. In case you FORGOT, let me refresh your memory……….It was TRUMP that wanted to stop all Flights from China back in January but the Democrats fought against it. It was TRUMP that said it will be a Pandemic but the Democrats called him a Fearmonger and kept telling people to ignore him and to go out to the Movies, out to Dinner and to the Parks. It was TRUMP that wanted to do a Stay Home Order but the Democrats Fought against it. And NOW, the Democrats are BLAMING Trump for NOT stopping the Flights sooner and for not making People Stay Home sooner and for not shutting down the Businesses sooner, etc. It was the DEMOCRATS. If you have paid ANY Attention at all, you should have noticed that all the Cities with the highest Numbers have been and ARE ran by Democrats so you can stop with that “Trumpies” BS.

  47. This whole thing is really nothing more than the glorified common flu with a mortality rate of one tenth of one percent. Open up before thousands die.

    1. This is nothing like the flu. Nothing like it. It is by far more dangerous. If you don’t understand numbers, then leave it to the people who do.

  48. When will DeSantis speak on how Florida will handle easing up on restrictions? When will the Mayor of Tallahassee talk about restrictions so we CAN get to phase one.

    1. Phase I will start on Monday 05/04 everywhere in the state except South Florida. This is meaningless in some sense, since people can move between counties easily and people from South Florida to anywhere else in the state.

  49. One new case reported today 4/16 5pm report: a 2 yr old boy. contact with confirmed case. My heart goes out to him and his family. Along with concern about that community’s social distancing.

  50. Hospital numbers represents those hospitalized at any time since confirmation/duration of their illness. Those folks may not all be still in hospital.

  51. TR: you might consider dropping the commentary to the daily posting of your helpful spreadsheet as today’s doesn’t match. “..no new cases” versus 5 on the chart. Maybe a few other disconnects previously. I look at the State report nearly daily. Thank you for the service you provide.

  52. No one is talking about the pool of people that is needed to yield 155 confirmed cases. Based on Florida numbers, it takes approx 35,000 infected people to yield 155.

  53. Jim, I can see how it may appear misleading when you have 30 positive one day and zero the next. The 30 was a result of an isolated cluster of cases from the developmental center in which everyone was tested at the same time. If the 30 came from random people that were not in close contact with each other it would have been more alarming and would suggest that the numbers in the subsequent days would continue to increase from general community spread. Tallahassee is not there yet though and hopefully never will be. The zero the following day were confirmed positives. Sometimes results are still taking up to 72 hours so if someone was tested yesterday and gets results 3 days later that are positive the results will be reflected on the day the results were received and not taken. It may be more accurate to look at 3 day averages. Either way, what Leon county is doing is working and as long as we keep this up we will get though this with minimal casualties. If everyone remains socially responsible and keeps adhering to guidelines I do not forsee a massive surge beyond the numbers we have seen thus far.

  54. I call bs on the number of cases per day. Either tests are not being administered, analyzed, or reported in an orderly manner. Look at daily statistics.

  55. My opinion only but I feel that Corona is causing way to much fear and panic! We’ve shut down our country. How can we tell mitigation has made a big difference in saving hundreds of thousands of lives. We went down that slippery slope with our reactions and media coverage and political coverage. Italy reclassified their deaths and found only 12% due to Corona. That was said by the Minister of health if Italy. We like they did initially classified all deaths Covid instead of heart disease, sepsis, respiratory failure, etc. similar percentages would have the US with around 3,000 right now.
    Look at hospitalizations. That’s the best measure I feel.
    Silver lining we will learn from this and the public will be better with personal hygiene, infection control, etc

  56. Ok, but how many are CURRENTLY in the hospital or active? 1000 hospitalizations, 7000 cases two weeks ago. Where are they now? Either they have died or recovered by now.This cumulative number is telling a false narrative.

  57. In a quantitative inorganic lab class I had as an undergrad, our professor said that; “5% or less contamination here is considered negligible/a non-issue.” I’ve carried that with me since and have expanded it to consider something on sale for 5% off to be also a bit funny.

    However, at nearly 8% with this contagious @#$% things around here are starting to get real.

  58. I would like to stay anonymous.
    Just thought everyone should know, TCC and FHP are in direct violation of the governor’s order that “all” college campuses be closed to students. Pat Thomas Law academy ( Florida Public Safety Institute), is a Tallahassee Community College campus. All other law enforcement agencies have sent their student’s home and or they are taking classes remotely. With the exception of Florida Highway Patrol recruits/student’s. These recruits/student’s, are traveling home on the weekend’s to highly contagious area’s of the state, then returning to campus the following Monday. Further risking the spread of Covid-19

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