4/24/2020 10:30 am
COVID-19 Cases Reported in Walton County
Positive 34
Total Tests 518
Negative 483
COVID-19 Cases Reported in Walton County
Positive 34
Total Tests 518
Negative 483
Walton County COVID19 Updates
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Walton County Emergency Operations Center - Joint Information Center – COVID-19 Case Update
As of the Florida Department of Health – Walton County's 5:00 p.m. update, Walton County has 1 additional positive tests. This brings us to a total of 519 total tests conducted resulting in 35 positives and 483 negatives. There are currently 0 tests pending from DOH Labs. Pending tests from private physicians or labs are not part of this report from DOH.
Santa Rosa Beach (11)
DeFuniak Springs (9)
Miramar Beach (3)
Freeport (3)
Paxton (1)
Non-Residents (8)
Walton County Emergency Operations Center - Joint Information Center – COVID-19 Case Update
As of the Florida Department of Health – Walton County's 5:00 p.m. update, Walton County has 1 additional positive tests. This brings us to a total of 519 total tests conducted resulting in 35 positives and 483 negatives. There are currently 0 tests pending from DOH Labs. Pending tests from private physicians or labs are not part of this report from DOH.
Santa Rosa Beach (11)
DeFuniak Springs (9)
Miramar Beach (3)
Freeport (3)
Paxton (1)
Non-Residents (8)
I condensed all these reports up to today, and cut all extraneous information. Since our first reported case 37 days ago, we have been averaging a little bit less than 1 new case per day but the percentage of positives to number of tests has actually gone down to about 6%. Here is total running numbers:
Walton County BCC – Updated 3-19-2020
Currently 1 confirmed case
Walton County BCC – Updated 3/20/2020
Currently 3 confirmed cases
Updated 3/22/2020
Total Cases: 4
Residents: 2
Non-Residents: 2
March 23
Total cases 5
Total cases 9
March 25
Total cases 13
3/26/2020
13 Cases Reported in Walton County
March 30th
Total Cases: 15
Total tests: 111
Residents: 8
Non-Residents: 7
3/31/2020
Positive Cases 18
Total Tests 127
April 2 2020
19 positive cases.
145 tests
Apr 4
21 positive cases.
167 tests
Apr 5
23 positive cases
191 tests
April 7
Positive 26
Total Tests 245
4/9/2020
Positive 26
Total Tests 258
Negative 232
4/10/2020
Positive 27
Total Tests 284
April 12
Total Cases: 29
Residents: 21
Non-Residents: 8
4/17/2020
Positive 29
Total Tests 386
April 17
Total Cases: 31
Residents: 23
Non-Residents: 8
4/20/2020
Positive 32
Total Tests 442
4/21/2020
Positive 32
Total Tests 471
4/23/2020
Positive- 34
Total Tests 508
4/24/2020
Positive 34
Total Tests 518
April 25, 2020
Positive 35
Total Tests 519
Walton County BCC – Updated 3-19-2020
Currently 1 confirmed case
Walton County BCC – Updated 3/20/2020
Currently 3 confirmed cases
Updated 3/22/2020
Total Cases: 4
Residents: 2
Non-Residents: 2
March 23
Total cases 5
Total cases 9
March 25
Total cases 13
3/26/2020
13 Cases Reported in Walton County
March 30th
Total Cases: 15
Total tests: 111
Residents: 8
Non-Residents: 7
3/31/2020
Positive Cases 18
Total Tests 127
April 2 2020
19 positive cases.
145 tests
Apr 4
21 positive cases.
167 tests
Apr 5
23 positive cases
191 tests
April 7
Positive 26
Total Tests 245
4/9/2020
Positive 26
Total Tests 258
Negative 232
4/10/2020
Positive 27
Total Tests 284
April 12
Total Cases: 29
Residents: 21
Non-Residents: 8
4/17/2020
Positive 29
Total Tests 386
April 17
Total Cases: 31
Residents: 23
Non-Residents: 8
4/20/2020
Positive 32
Total Tests 442
4/21/2020
Positive 32
Total Tests 471
4/23/2020
Positive- 34
Total Tests 508
4/24/2020
Positive 34
Total Tests 518
April 25, 2020
Positive 35
Total Tests 519
4/27/2020 10:00 am
COVID-19 Cases Reported in Walton County
Positive 35
Total Tests 563
Negative 527
COVID-19 Cases Reported in Walton County
Positive 35
Total Tests 563
Negative 527
Florida will reopen in ‘baby steps,' Ron DeSantis says in Tampa
Florida will reopen in ‘baby steps,' Ron DeSantis says in Tampa
Speaking from Tampa General Hospital, DeSantis reiterated what he has emphasized for more than a week: Florida is flattening the curve. Hospitals here are far from overwhelmed, he said, as the end of the state’s stay-at-home period approaches Thursday.
DeSantis offered few details on what will happen May 1 when his executive order expires, but said it would be “methodical, slow and data driven." Elective surgeries could be one of the first areas to see restrictions eased.
A state task force is expected to deliver recommendations this week on how and when to lift restrictions.
“This phase one is a baby step,” DeSantis said.
Florida will reopen in ‘baby steps,' Ron DeSantis says in Tampa
Speaking from Tampa General Hospital, DeSantis reiterated what he has emphasized for more than a week: Florida is flattening the curve. Hospitals here are far from overwhelmed, he said, as the end of the state’s stay-at-home period approaches Thursday.
DeSantis offered few details on what will happen May 1 when his executive order expires, but said it would be “methodical, slow and data driven." Elective surgeries could be one of the first areas to see restrictions eased.
A state task force is expected to deliver recommendations this week on how and when to lift restrictions.
“This phase one is a baby step,” DeSantis said.
Real-time COVID-19 Indicators
Home - COVIDcast - Delphi Research Group - Carnegie Mellon University
COVIDcast displays signals related to COVID-19 activity levels across the United States, derived from a variety of anonymized, aggregated data sources made available by multiple partners.
Each signal may reflect the prevalence of COVID-19 infection, mild symptoms, or more severe disease over time. Each signal can be presented at multiple geographic resolutions: state, county, and/or metropolitan area.
All these signals taken together may suggest heightened or rising COVID-19 activity in specific locations. They will provide useful inputs to CMU’s pandemic forecasting system (to be announced at a later date).
Home - COVIDcast - Delphi Research Group - Carnegie Mellon University
COVIDcast displays signals related to COVID-19 activity levels across the United States, derived from a variety of anonymized, aggregated data sources made available by multiple partners.
Each signal may reflect the prevalence of COVID-19 infection, mild symptoms, or more severe disease over time. Each signal can be presented at multiple geographic resolutions: state, county, and/or metropolitan area.
All these signals taken together may suggest heightened or rising COVID-19 activity in specific locations. They will provide useful inputs to CMU’s pandemic forecasting system (to be announced at a later date).
Facebook & Carnegie Mellon University COVID-19 Symptom Map
Facebook COVID-19 Symptom Map
With over 2 billion people on Facebook, we are in a unique position to support COVID-19 research. We’re inviting people to participate in a survey conducted by Carnegie Mellon University Delphi Research Center, and over a million people responded to this survey within the first two weeks.
Facebook COVID-19 Symptom Map
With over 2 billion people on Facebook, we are in a unique position to support COVID-19 research. We’re inviting people to participate in a survey conducted by Carnegie Mellon University Delphi Research Center, and over a million people responded to this survey within the first two weeks.
Walton County Overview
Let's hope that those baby steps include an extension on the vacation rental ban.