Orange County COVID-19 City Case Counts Saturday October 10 2020.
California Department of Public Health Mandates Face Coverings in Public Spaces when physical distancing of 6 Feet cannot be maintained.
Orange County has transited from Purple Tier to Red Tier in California’s State Monitoring List on Tuesday September 8 2020.The Red Tier reflects that Orange County has transitioned from Widespread areas of Cases to a substantial amount of cases today. Some Indoor Businesses Can Open with Restrictions
Movie theaters, indoor dining at restaurants, indoor worship services, indoor shopping centers and gyms would be able to open at limited capacity.
The New Cases Reported today is: 186
Cumulative Cases to Date: 55,531
ELEVATED DISEASE TRANSMISSION
Case Rate per 100,000 is 5.2
CDPH Threshold: >25.0 per 100,000
Testing Positivity Percent 3.2%
CDPH Threshold: >8%
LIMITED HOSPITAL CAPACITY
Percent ICU Beds Currently Available: 32%
CDPH Threshold: <20% ICU Beds Available
Percent Ventilators Currently Available: 68%
CDPH Threshold: <25% Ventilators Available
INCREASING HOSPITALIZATION
Change in 3-day Average Hospitalized Patients of -1.9%
CDPH Threshold: >10% Increase
Orange County COVID-19 City Case Numbers Released Saturday October 10 2020
Excludes the Jail
Aliso Viejo – 400 Total Cases
Anaheim – 9444 Total Cases
Brea – 507 Total Cases
Buena Park – 1581 Total Cases
Costa Mesa – 1860 Total Cases
Coto de Caza – 47 Total Cases
Cypress – 574 Total Cases
Dana Point – 294 Total Cases
Fountain Valley – 522 Total Cases
Fullerton – 2629 Total Cases
Garden Grove – 3063 Total Cases
Huntington Beach – 2452 Total Cases
Irvine – 1753 Total Cases
La Habra – 1486 Total Cases
La Palma – 165 Total Cases
Ladera Ranch – 176 Total Cases
Laguna Beach – 230 Total Cases
Laguna Hills – 328 Total Cases
Laguna Niguel – 461 Total Cases
Laguna Woods – 69 Total Cases
Lake Forest – 869 Total Cases
Los Alamitos – 208 Total Cases
Midway City – 123 Total Cases
Mission Viejo – 875 Total Cases
Newport Beach – 1167 Total Cases
Orange – 2530 Total Cases
Placentia – 962 Total Cases
Rancho Mission Viejo – 70 Total Cases
Rancho Santa Margarita – 363 Total Cases
Rossmoor – 67 Total Cases
San Clemente – 547 Total Cases
San Juan Capistrano – 570 Total Cases
Santa Ana – 10612 Total Cases
Seal Beach – 282 Total Cases
Silverado – 43 Total Cases
Stanton – 675 Total Cases
Trabuco Canyon – 207 Total Cases
Tustin – 1343 Total Cases
Villa Park – 56 Total Cases
Westminster – 1082 Total Cases
Yorba Linda – 766 Total Cases
Cumulative Deaths to Date: 1,340
Current Cases Hospitalized: 169
Current Cases in ICU: 61
Cumulative Recovery to Date: 49,698
Number of Tests for COVID-19: 937,718
The 2019 Population of Orange County California is 3 million and 176 Thousand.
(Tests performed are not the number of people tested. A person may be tested multiple times. If the tests were based on the number of people, then you could surmise that just under 30% of the population has been tested, however it is based on the number of tests. Thus, 30% would be the best case scenario.)
California New COVID-19 Cases Courtesy of John Hopkins University
COVID-19 World and United States Status Report Courtesy of John Hopkins University
This is an COVID-19 Orange County California Status Report Map on October 10 2020
The Orange County Data has to be sent to John Hopkins. Therefore this map may be yesterday’s numbers.
Additional Resources
OC Health Care Agency COVID-19 New Dashboard Data Site Starts June 26 2020
Orange County Emergency Operations Center Facebook Page
Alert OC
AlertOC is a mass notification system designed to keep Orange County, California residents and businesses informed of emergencies that may require immediate life saving actions.
Orange County Public Health (COVID-19) Information Page is Online
Orange County Public Health (COVID-19) Health Referral Hotline Number is 1 (833) 426-6411
California Emergency Stay at Home Order March 19 2020
California Department of Public Health (COVID-19) Information is Online
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (COVID-19) Information is Online
World Health Organization (WHO) COVID-19 Online Site
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