FOND DU LAC - The Fond du Lac County Health Department reported the county s total COVID-19 positive case count at 12,256, according to its Community Impact Dashboard, as of Friday.
There are 94 active cases in the county, and two of those people are hospitalized. To date, 12,052 people have been released from isolation measures and the department has recorded 136,178 negative tests.
The county reported five additional COVID-19-related deaths: a 77-year-old man and a 64-year-old man died in February; a 66-year-old woman and a 79-year-old woman died in March; and an 84-year-old woman died Monday.
The county s total number of virus-related deaths is 110.
FOND DU LAC - The Fond du Lac County Health Department reported 60 more positive COVID-19 tests since last Friday, according to its Community Impact Dashboard.
The county s total positive case count was up to 12,147 as of Friday. There are 103 active cases in the county, and three of those people are hospitalized.
To date, 11,939 people have been released from isolation measures and the department has recorded 131,076 negative tests. No new deaths were reported, leaving the total number of COVID-19-related death count at 105.
The Safe Restart report, updated on Mondays, shows an “excellent” status across most of the criteria: number of cases, testing availability, personal protective equipment and county hospitals ability to care for patients without going into crisis standards. The criteria looking at contact tracing is in the yellow proceed with caution status.
Everyone 16 and older in Wisconsin is eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine starting Monday.
With roughly a third of Wisconsin residents having received at least one dose of vaccine, many more will be looking for a chance to get a shot in the coming days and weeks.
Here s what you need to know about eligibility, where to get the vaccine and more.
How many Wisconsin residents have been vaccinated so far?
As of Sunday, 33% of the population had received at least one dose of vaccine, or 1.9 million people. And 20%, or 1.1 million people, were fully vaccinated, according to state data.
Over three-quarters of the population 65 and older had received at least one shot.