Walton County COVID19 Updates
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It is obvious we are inundated by the virus brought by visitors. Thankfully summer season will be over soon.
Classes begin in Walton County August 10, 2020. Locals should work together to get back to the relatively safe environment we had before rentals were opened. I hope that we can all limit contact and wear masks and focus on the health of of our community.
It is going to be a challenge with kids in school. We need to be vigilant and monitor our kids and not let them go to school with symptoms.
Classes begin in Walton County August 10, 2020. Locals should work together to get back to the relatively safe environment we had before rentals were opened. I hope that we can all limit contact and wear masks and focus on the health of of our community.
It is going to be a challenge with kids in school. We need to be vigilant and monitor our kids and not let them go to school with symptoms.
July 31:
Due to Contact Tracing the numbers are not presented today as normal. They will be back as normal on Monday.
Demographic information on cases due to ongoing epidemiological investigations, are provisional and subject to change: *Walton County total cases (1187) new cases reported July 31 (38). Municipalities by zip code can be found on the dashboard (click on the bottom of the page Cases by Zip code) * Dashboard for 7/31 mistakenly reflects 18 cases from another county which will be corrected on tomorrow’s update. FloridaHealthCOVID19.gov.
The community median age for July 31 is (42), ages range from 3-82, 0-10 (1) 11-20 (5) 21-30 (4) 31-40 (1) 41-50 (4) 51-60 (4) 61-70 (4) 71-80 (1) 81-82(1) (Females (8), Males (17).
Due to Contact Tracing the numbers are not presented today as normal. They will be back as normal on Monday.
Demographic information on cases due to ongoing epidemiological investigations, are provisional and subject to change: *Walton County total cases (1187) new cases reported July 31 (38). Municipalities by zip code can be found on the dashboard (click on the bottom of the page Cases by Zip code) * Dashboard for 7/31 mistakenly reflects 18 cases from another county which will be corrected on tomorrow’s update. FloridaHealthCOVID19.gov.
The community median age for July 31 is (42), ages range from 3-82, 0-10 (1) 11-20 (5) 21-30 (4) 31-40 (1) 41-50 (4) 51-60 (4) 61-70 (4) 71-80 (1) 81-82(1) (Females (8), Males (17).