Oswego County:[2] (as of 3 p.m.) Note, the total number of positive cases is cumulative and the number of recoveries and deaths are of those numbers.
- Total # of active cases: 9 (yesterday: 7)
- Total # of positive cases: 117 (yesterday: 115)
- Total recoveries: 105 (no change since yesterday)
- Total # of deaths: 3 (no change since yesterday)
- Total # people tested: 11,131 (yesterday: 10,805)
- Total # of negative results: 10,833 (yesterday: 10,510)
- Total # of people in mandatory isolation/quarantine: 42 (yesterday: 44)
- Total # of positive antibody tests: 36 (as of today)
- Total # of negative antibody tests: 1,627 (as of today)
The county has stopped releasing data for pending results, number of people in precautionary quarantine and total number completed/released from monitoring. Data will not be released on Sundays. Antibody test results are released once a week.
All known contacts of COVID-19 positive patients are being notified. In the event that a known case had public exposure when they were contagious, such as someone who worked in a restaurant, the county health department would alert citizens through the news media and social media.
Areas With Cases (alphabetical order):
COVID-19 has been identified in the cities of Fulton and Oswego and the towns of Boylston, Constantia, Granby, Hannibal, Hastings, Mexico, Minetto, New Haven, Orwell, Oswego, Palermo, Parish, Redfield, Richland, Sandy Creek, Schroeppel, Scriba, Volney, West Monroe and Williamstown.
The county does not release the town/city of individual cases. If there has been a new case and a new area has not been added, that means it is in an area that has already been affected before. Once an area is added it is not removed from the list because the county does not say when a town/city no longer has a case.
New York: [3](as of yesterday)
- Total # of positive cases: 381,714 (yesterday: 380,892)
- Total # of deaths: 24,495 (yesterday: 24,442)
Watch today’s briefing given by Governor Andrew Cuomo here[4].
Other updates[5] from the state include:
- New York City is in phase one of the state’s regional phased reopening plan[6]; Long Island, Mid-Hudson Valley, Capital Region, and Western New York are in phase two; Central New York, Finger Lakes, Mohawk Valley, North Country, and Southern Tier are in phase three.
- Governor Cuomo is urging all protesters to get a COVID-19 test. Find a test site near you.[7]
- Special education services and instruction may be provided in-person this summer; the Department of Health released interim guidance[8] for these services.
- Governor Cuomo announced that localities may open public pools and playgrounds at their discretion while following state guidance; the Department of Health released interim guidance[9] for pools.
- Socially distanced graduations of up to 150 people will be allowed beginning June 26.
- Places of worship will be permitted to reopen with 25% occupancy with all social distancing protocols in place during phase two of reopening.
- Schools will be permitted to hold drive-in and drive-through graduation ceremonies this year; the Department of Health released interim guidance[10] for these ceremonies.
- Governor Cuomo announced the implementation of a new early warning dashboard[11] to monitor and review how the virus is being contained on an ongoing basis.
- Governor Cuomo released a guide[12] to the state’s “NY Forward Reopening” Plan, along with the state’s regional monitoring dashboard[13].
- The $100M New York Forward Loan Fund[14] will provide loans to small businesses, focusing on minority and women owned small businesses, that did not receive federal COVID-19 assistance.
- The New York State sales tax filing deadline has been extended to June 22, 2020.
- Governor Cuomo issued executive orders 202.17[15] and 202.18[16] requiring all people in New York to wear masks or face coverings in public[17], including when taking public or private transportation or riding in for-hire vehicles.
- New Yorkers without health insurance can apply through NY State of Health through June 15, 2020; must apply within 60 days of losing coverage.
- Health care workers can text NYFRONTLINE to 741-741 to access 24/7 emotional support services.
- New Yorkers can call the COVID-19 Emotional Support Hotline at 1-844-863-9314 for mental health counseling.
- Testing is free for all eligible New Yorkers as ordered by a health care provider.
U.S.[18]: (as of 3:33 p.m)
- Total # of positive cases: 2,036,429 (yesterday: 2,013,940)
- Total # of deaths: 114,195 (yesterday: 113,467)
- Total # of recoveries: 540,292 (yesterday: 533,504)
Worldwide:[19] (as of 3:33 p.m.)
- Total # of positive cases: 7,573,699 (yesterday: 7,440,350)
- Total # of deaths: 423,155 (yesterday: 418,392)
- Total # of recoveries: 3,582,269 (yesterday: 3,506,297)
For information on symptoms, diagnostic testing, antibody testing, childhood inflammatory disease related to COVID-19, or other COVID-19 related topics, visit the Oswego County Health Department’s COVID-19 page[20].
Resources:
- Oswego County COVID-19 Hotline: 315-349-3330
- New York Mental Health Hotline: 1-844-863-9314
- Oswego COVID-19 Mental Health and Crisis Hotline: 315-343-5507
- Oswego County YouTube Updates[21]
- These videos are briefings given by Oswego County officials Tuesdays and Thursdays.
- City of Oswego Emergency Assistance[22]
- Fulton Coronavirus Hotline – 315-895-4767
- Fulton COVID-19 updates[23]
- Oswego County Health Department [24]
- Oswego County Health Department COVID-19 dashboard[25]
- New York Department of Health[26]
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention[27]
- Unacast Social Distancing Scoreboard[28]
- Where to get help with food and general assistance[29]
- Oswego County Office for the Aging[30] – 315-349-3484
Links For Statistics:
- Oswego County[31]
- Oswego County Health Department
- New York state [32]
- New York Department of Health
- U.S. [33]
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
- Worldwide[34]
- Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center