COVID-19 Overall Case Count
Confirmed cases as of noon July 3, 2020
U.S. cases – Johns Hopkins University & Medicine
Kansas and counties cases – Kansas Department of Health & Environment
Sedgwick County cases – Sedgwick County Health Department
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Location |
Wednesday |
Today |
Percent Change |
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United States |
2,638,338 |
2,760,664 |
+ 4.6 |
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Kansas |
14,990 |
15,919 |
+ 6.2 |
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Kansas Deaths |
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277 |
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Sedgwick County |
1,278 |
1,432 |
+ 12.1 |
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Periphery Counties |
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Harvey: 45 |
Butler: 63 |
Cowley: 73 |
Sumner: 13 |
Reno: 84 |
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Sedgwick County COVID-19 Case Count
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Total COVID-19 Cases+ |
Total Recovered* |
Total Deaths |
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1,432 |
737 |
28 |
*A person is considered recovered from COVID-19 72 hours after symptoms stop or 10 days after symptoms start, whichever is longer.
Sedgwick County Health Department Update
- The Sedgwick County Health Department is only testing symptomatic residents and certain high-priority professions at no cost.
- Nearly 30,000 residents have been tested for COVID-19 in Sedgwick County.
- Please call United Way of the Plains at 2-1-1 if you think you should be tested for the disease or if you have general questions about it.
Sedgwick County Updates
- During a special Board of County Commissioners meeting today, the Board voted that Governor Kelly’s Executive Order No. 20-52 is not a mandate but it is strongly recommended to be followed by individuals and businesses in Sedgwick County.
- The Board’s action was to modify Executive Order No. 20-52 to strongly recommend measures within Sedgwick County for face masks or other face coverings in public areas.
Prevention Measures
- Wash your hands often with soap and water
- Maintain social distancing – keep six feet of space between you and others
- Wear a face mask if social distancing is not an option
- Cover all coughs and sneezes
- Stay home if you are ill
Mental Health Support
- COMCARE of Sedgwick County is offering a Support Line for individuals who may be experiencing an elevation in mental health symptoms.
- Individuals may call (316) 660-1111 from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., Monday through Friday.
- They’ll receive resources, coping skill ideas, and encouragement to keep doing what they need to do to stay healthy, emotionally and physically.
- Residents who are experiencing a mental health crisis should call (316) 660-7500.
All questions from media should be directed to Public Information Officer Kate Flavin at (316) 660-9370 or kate.flavin@sedgwick.gov.