Contra Costa County COVID-19 data as of Tuesday March 2, 2021.
All information is from the Contra Costa County Health Dept.:
- Total cases (since March) – 62,818
- Recovered cases – 60,608
- Deaths – 681
- Total active confirmed cases – 1,529
- Nursing home deaths – 300
- 10 active outbreaks in nursing homes
Contra Costa County COVID-19 Hospital Data:
- Patients currently hospitalized – 75
- Occupied ICU beds – 99
- Available ICU beds – 61
The State will move Contra Costa County to the “Red Tier” once the following three criteria have been met for two consecutive weeks:
- Case Rate: Less than 7 new cases per 100,000 residents – (currently 10.7)
- Positivity Rate: Less than 8% of tests countywide are positive – (currently 3.4%)
- Equity Metric: Less than 8% of tests for residents of the lowest quartile of the Healthy Places Index census tracts are positive – (currently 5.5%)
K-6 School Reopening:
Contra Costa County is currently in the Purple Tier. Schools may not reopen for grades 7-12 while in the Purple Tier. K-6 school may reopen for in-person instruction in the Purple Tier if the adjusted case rate has been less than 25 per 100,000 population (currently 9.2) per day for at least 5 consecutive days (schools can now reopen) and the school has an approved COVID Safety Plan. Local school officials will decide whether and when to reopen once these criteria are met.
‘Texas and Mississippi lift ALL their COVID restrictions’
‘Joe Biden says schools can open BEFORE all employees are fully vaccinated…’
daily mail dot com
https://tinyurl.com/23vpn3vy
https://tinyurl.com/49xr8nv7
My, what’s a governor being recalled to do ? ?
newsom calls Texas reopening, “absolutely reckless”.
Time will tell.
Pretty sure Texas and Mississippi care as much about Newsom’s opnions as Newsom cared about ours while he was living it up at the french laundry.
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The recovery rate is 96.4 percent.
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Open the economy, NOW!
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We’re at 38% ICU capacity free, past time to consider the cost be being shut down.
What was case rate at highest point?
I believe around 63.5
I don’t know the peak number, but the January 15 report showed a case rate of 50.0 and an adjusted rate of 45.6.
The peak was on January 9th with a case rate of 62.1. You can see this at https://www.coronavirus.cchealth.org/overview Look for the “Number of New Cases per Day per 100,000 Residents (7-Day Rolling Average)” chart.
If you hover the mouse on the one of the two lines on the chart it’ll show you the numeric values for the date(s) you are hovering over. The hover has to be on or near the line. Hovering in the gray or blue area does not work. Hold the Ctrl key down and roll the mouse wheel to zoom in/out on the chart. You can hold-click to drag it left/right.
The adjusted case hovered at 48 to 49 from December 31 to January 10th. It peaked was 49.3 on January 7th.
It has been reported that during the Spanish Flu pandemic of 1918-1919 there were 50 million deaths worldwide attributed to the disease and 675,000 deaths in the United States.
As of March 3, 2021, the deaths worldwide attributed to COVID-19 is 28.7 million and 529,000 deaths in the United States