State’s Blueprint To Reopen: Calaveras and Tuolumne remain in the purple tier of the State’s Blueprint for a Safer Economy color Tier System, which updated today. Today’s reports for Tuolumne County are a 5.2 Case Rate and 2.1% Test Positivity Rate. Tuolumne Public Health says they continue to see a decline in our case and positivity rates and state, “As a reminder, to move forward, counties must meet the lesser restrictive tier metrics for two consecutive weeks before being assigned to that tier. Continuing to follow all of the preventive measures will help us continue on the path to the Red Tier.” For Calaveras, testing positivity is down to 3.6% from 4% last week. The case rate is 4.5 down from a 9.4 case rate last week which like Tuolumne is the first time Calaveras has met the guidelines metrics since Mid-November. More details are on our Coronavirus page here.
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Covid-19 Regional Report Monday
Tuolumne County Tuolumne Public Health reports ten new community cases since Friday and they all appear to be isolating. There is one resident with COVID-19 who is currently hospitalized. Active community cases increased to 49. Seven individuals have been released from isolation. The new community cases are two boys under 17, a woman and a man age 18 to 29, 2 women and a man between age 30 and 39, a man age 40 to 49, a man age 70 to 79, and a woman age 80 to 89.
Tuolumne County has a total of 3,960 cases split between 2,546 community cases and 1,414 Sierra Conservation Center inmate cases. The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation reports the SCC has the most active cases among all other California prisons with 39 acti
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