Solano County Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) Updates and Resources, March 31, 2020. Check out basic information in this screenshot. IMPORTANT:Note the County’s interactive page has more. On the County website, you can click on “Number of cases” and then hover over the charts for detailed information.
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Solano County Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) Updates and Resources, March 30, 2020. Check out basic information in this screenshot. IMPORTANT:Note the County’s interactive page has more. On the County website, you can click on “Number of cases” and then hover over the charts for detailed information.
Summary:
Solano County reported SIX NEW POSITIVE CASES today – total is now 49. One more case than yesterday is listed as hospitalized (13). Still no deaths recorded in Solano County.
The chart at bottom right, “Cumulative number of cases…” gives a clear picture of the infection’s trajectory in Solano County.
Check out basic information in the screenshots here on Benicia Independent. IMPORTANT:Note the County’s interactive page has more. On the County website, you can click on “Number of cases” and then hover over the charts for detailed information.
Our coronavirus data curve is on a steep upward trajectory. Everyone stay home and be safe!
Note:
Solano staff refuses to divulge WHERE in the County the positive cases reside.
My cell phone went off twice around 1:40 pm today with an emergency notice that our coronavirus shelter-in-place was being extended to May 3.
This was a little confusing, given that Solano County issued a statement just yesterday (on March 30) extending our Shelter at Home Order through April 30th. ?Why would the County extend for just 3 days??
A little googling reveals that once again, a group of Bay Area counties acted jointly, exclusive of Napa, Solano and Sonoma counties.
According to ABC News Bay Area, “The new restrictions applied to six Bay Area counties: Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Santa Clara, San Francisco and San Mateo. Those six counties, plus the City of Berkeley (which operates its own public health department) announced the shelter-in-place orders would be extended to May 3 in their jurisdictions. Napa, Solano and Sonoma counties had not announced such extensions, as of Tuesday afternoon.”
The new 6-county order adds new restrictions to what residents are allowed to do as they shelter in place. Again according to ABC News Bay Area: “In addition to the restrictions put in place for the original three-week shelter-in-place order, officials are now requiring:
Funerals are limited to 10 people in attendance
Playgrounds, dog parks and picnic areas have to close to the public
Don’t use golf courses, or public tennis and basketball courts
When it comes to sports that require you to share a ball, only play them with members of your household
Most construction is banned
All essential businesses that are still open must develop “social distancing protocol” before April 3
What is considered an “essential business” has been expanded to include:
“Providers that enable residential transactions” (like notaries, title companies, and real estate agencies)
Funeral homes and cemeteries
Moving companies
Rental car companies
Rideshare services
Someone should compare these new 6-county restrictions to the restrictions covered in our Solano County Shelter at Home Order. Please send your comparison to the editor, rogrmail at gmail dot com.
Solano County Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) Updates and Resources, March 30, 2020
Solano County reported NINE NEW POSITIVE CASES today – total is now 43.
The chart at bottom right, “Cumulative number of cases…” gives a clear picture of the infection’s trajectory in Solano County, including numbers from Saturday (0) and Sunday (3), previously unreported. By subtraction then, we know that 6 new cases were reported today, Monday, March 30.
Check out basic information in the screenshot above. Note the County’s new interactive page has more. On the County website, you can click on “Number of cases” and then hover over the charts for detailed information.
Our coronavirus data curve is on a steeper upward trajectory. Everyone stay home and be safe!
Note:
Solano staff refuses to divulge WHERE in the County the positive cases reside.
The chart at bottom right, “Cumulative number of cases…” gives a clear picture of the infection’s trajectory in Solano County.
