On Saturday, the Contra Costa Health Services announced there are now 4,605 cases of coronavirus resulting in 89 Deaths. In the past 24-hours, this is 143 new cases.
The county reported that 3,278 people have recovered. The county says they have provided 93,535 tests and 77 people are currently in the hospital.
This week, the county announced it updated its mask policy where the order specifies that face coverings should be worn in businesses and in areas where people wait in line to enter businesses, and that everyone should wear a mask or face covering whenever they are within six feet of another person who is not a member of their household, except in very limited, industry-specific situations.
Contra Costa Cases by Age:
0-20 years: 674
21-30 years: 858
31-40 years: 875
41-50 years: 773
51-60 years: 623
61-70 years: 381
71-80 years: 215
81-90 years: 142
Over 90 years: 59
According to the county, 2,415 women tested positive while 2,180 men were positive with 10 cases of unknown gender were reported.
Here is the Contra Costa city list and cases as of 7/11 at 11:30 am
Note – July numbers only, for April, May & June – click to our July 3 report.
Alamo
- July 1: 46
- July 2-3: 48
- July 4: 50
- July 5-7: 51
- July 8-10: 52
- July 11: 53
Antioch:
- July 1: 335
- July 2: 345
- July 3: 356
- July 4: 376
- July 5: 400
- July 6: 436
- July 7: 471
- July 8: 482
- July 9: 505
- July 10: 519
- July 11: 536
Bay Point
- July 1: 144
- July 2: 147
- July 3: 151
- July 4: 154
- July 5: 157
- July 6: 163
- July 7: 170
- July 8: 181
- July 9: 184
- July 10: 197
- July 11: 206
Bethel Island
- April 5 through July 10: 1 case reported
- July 11: 2
Brentwood
- July 1: 106
- July 2-3: 110
- July 4: 118
- July 5: 126
- July 6: 133
- July 7: 143
- July 8: 152
- July 9: 159
- July 10: 161
- July 11: 165
Clayton
- July 1: 9
- July 2-6: 10
- July 7: 12
- July 8-11: 13
Concord
- July 1: 405
- July 2: 408
- July 3: 417
- July 4: 426
- July 5: 434
- July 6: 456
- July 7: 481
- July 8: 494
- July 9: 506
- July 10: 515
- July 11: 519
Danville
- July 1: 53
- July 2: 55
- July 3: 57
- July 4: 62
- July 5: 64
- July 6: 69
- July 7: 70
- July 8: 73
- July 9: 74
- July 10: 78
- July 11: 83
Discovery Bay
- July 1: 24
- July 2: 25
- July 3: 28
- July 4: 31
- July 5: 33
- July 6-7: 34
- July 8: 35
- July 9: 38
- July 10: 37
- July 11: 39
El Cerrito
- July 1: 27
- July 2: 27
- July 3-4: 28
- July 5-7: 29
- July 8: 31
- July 9-10: 33
- July 11: 34
El Sobrante
- July 1: 58
- July 2: 59
- July 3: 60
- July 4: 63
- July 5: 64
- July 6: 66
- July 7: 70
- July 8: 74
- July 9: 74
- July 10: 76
- July 11: 78
Hercules
- July 1-3: 52
- July 4: 55
- July 5: 56
- July 6: 59
- July 7: 70
- July 8: 74
- July 9: 76
- July 10: 78
- July 11: 78
Lafayette
- July 1: 37
- July 2-3: 38
- July 4: 40
- July 5-6: 41
- July 7: 43
- July 8-9: 44
- July 10: 45
- July 11: 48
Martinez
- July 1: 66
- July 2: 70
- July 3: 71
- July 4: 75
- July 5: 76
- July 6: 81
- July 7: 82
- July 8: 86
- July 9: 88
- July 10: 88
- July 11: 89
Moraga
- July 1: 14
- July 2: 15
- July 3-4: 17
- July 5: 19
- July 6-11: 23
Oakley
- July 1: 101
- July 2: 106
- July 3: 111
- July 4: 112
- July 5: 114
- July 6: 118
- July 7: 126
- July 8: 131
- July 9: 137
- July 10: 138
- July 11: 144
Orinda
- July 1: 59
- July 2: 59
- July 3-5: 60
- July 6: 61
- July 7: 67
- July 8-11: 68
Pacheco
- July 1-4: 22
- July 5: 23
- July 6-9: 24
- July 10-11: 25
Pinole
- July 1: 44
- July 2: 46
- July 3: 48
- July 4: 52
- July 5: 54
- July 6-7: 58
- July 8: 60
- July 9: 62
- July 10: 65
- July 11: 70
Pittsburg
- July 1: 223
- July 2: 236
- July 3: 249
- July 4: 260
- July 5: 275
- July 6: 299
- July 7: 322
- July 8: 335
- July 9: 343
- July 10: 361
- July 11: 378
Pleasant Hill
- July 1-3: 77
- July 4-6: 79
- July 7: 83
- July 8: 84
- July 9: 86
- July 10: 87
- July 11: 88
Richmond
- July 1: 757
- July 2: 767
- July 3: 799
- July 4: 824
- July 5: 834
- July 6: 876
- July 7: 919
- July 8: 946
- July 9: 974
- July 10: 994
- July 11: 1034
Rodeo
- July 1: 21
- July 2: 24
- July 3-5: 26
- July 6: 31
- July 7-11: 33
San Pablo
- July 1: 310
- July 2: 313
- July 3: 320
- July 4: 336
- July 5: 341
- July 6: 367
- July 7: 383
- July 8: 402
- July 9: 411
- July 10: 419
- July 11: 426
San Ramon
- July 1: 76
- July 2: 81
- July 3: 84
- July 4: 88
- July 5: 93
- July 6: 102
- July 7: 106
- July 8: 107
- July 9: 109
- July 10: 109
- July 11: 114
Walnut Creek
- July 1: 140
- July 2: 143
- July 3: 147
- July 4: 154
- July 5: 157
- July 6: 165
- July 7: 175
- July 8: 187
- July 9: 192
- July 10: 194
- July 11: 199
Other/Unspecified
- July 1: 41
- July 2: 42
- July 3-5: 45
- July 6: 46
- July 7: 46
- July 8: 48
- July 9: 48
- July 10: 51
- July 11: 55
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2 comments
Coved-19 death rate is 0.02%
Where are the 2 million dead by summer we were promised, if we did not flatten the curve?
With all the flawed models, bad tests/testing, inaccurate death-reporting already admitted to by hospitals, W.H.O., and the C.D.C it should become apparent there is ‘a fly in the ointment’
We are being hornswagled and bamboozled.
We need more critical thinking here.
Why is it you did not wear a mask last year, when world-wide approx. 1,500,000 people had tuberculous?
Wake up.
Still have to wear a mask to go anywhere. Complaining like a Karen isn’t doing you any good.
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