(Sedgwick County, Kan.) – As of today, three clusters (two businesses and one church) are no longer active and considered closed. These three clusters accounted for 26 COVID-19 cases. There are seven clusters of COVID-19 still active in the community.
A cluster is considered active until all cases have been recovered for at least two consecutive 14-day periods.
Cumulatively, there are 27 cases associated with the churches clusters; 129 cases associated with the long-term care clusters; there are 25 cases linked to the business clusters; and 53 cases related to the correctional facility cluster.
The Sedgwick County Health Department’s COVID-19 data dashboard is updated to reflect current cluster data. Learn more at www.sedgwickcounty.org.
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About Sedgwick County
The mission of Sedgwick County is to cultivate a healthy, safe, and welcoming community through exceptional public services, effective partnerships, and dedicated employees. Named for Civil War hero, Major General John Sedgwick of the Union Army, Sedgwick County celebrates its 150th anniversary in 2020. The 2020 Adopted Budget of $457.4 million focuses resources on health and human services, public safety, and general government services.