Solano County Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) Updates and Resources. Check out basic information in this screenshot. IMPORTANT: 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.
Previous report, Friday, May 1
(Note that 1 new case was added on Friday 5/1 AFTER the 4pm report was posted, raising Friday’s total to 267.)
Summary
Solano County reported 1 new case late on Friday and 53 NEW POSITIVE CASES over the weekend and Monday – total is now 320. 1 new death, total now at 6.
OVER THE WEEKEND:
50 new cases were reported on Saturday 5/2
3 new cases were reported on Sunday 5/3
No new cases were reported today, Monday 5/4
(Note also that 1 new case was added on Friday 5/1 AFTER the 4pm report was posted, raising Friday’s total to 267.)
BY AGE GROUP
No new cases of young persons under 19 years of age, total of 6 cases, less than 2% of the 320 confirmed cases.
23 of today’s new cases were persons 19-64 years of age, total of 231 cases, 72%, of the total (down from 78% on Friday). No new deaths, total of 2. Note that only 31 of the 231 cases in this age group (13.4%) were hospitalized at one time. (It is unclear whether the 2 deaths were ever hospitalized.)
31 of today’s new cases were persons 65 or older, total of 83 cases, 26% of the total (up from 20% on Friday). Today’s 1 new death was a person in this age group, total now of 4. Note that 22 of the 83 cases in this age group (only 26.5%, down from 40%, on Friday) were hospitalized at one time. The percentage drop is surely due to the major increase of cases in the cluster outbreak at Windsor Vallejo Nursing Home, where most infected residents were evidently moved to a separate wing rather than to a hospital. (It is unclear whether the 4 deaths in this age group were ever hospitalized, nor whether any came from Windsor Vallejo.)
HOSPITALIZATIONS: 54 of Solano’s 320 cases resulted in hospitalizations, an increase of only 3 over the weekend. Relatively good news – a small increase despite the big number of new cases.
ACTIVE CASES: 65 of the 320 are active cases, an increase of 15 over Friday’s total of 40. The county does not report WHERE the active cases are. Below you will see that only 14 are currently hospitalized, which leaves 51 of these 65 active cases out in our communities somewhere, and hopefully quarantined.
The County’s “Hospital Impact” graph shows 14 of the 54 hospitalized cases are CURRENTLY hospitalized, 3 more than on Friday. The County’s count ofICU beds available and ventilator supply remains at “GOOD” at 31-100%. (No information is given on our supply of test kits, PPE and staff.)
CITY DATA
Vallejoadded 50 of today’s 53 (54) new cases, total of 175.
Fairfield added 1 new case, total now at 61.
Vacaville added 1 new case, total now at 36.
Suisun City remains at 16.
Benicia added 2 new cases, total now at 16.
Dixon, Rio Vista and “Unincorporated” are still not assigned numerical data: today all remain at <10 (less than 10). Note that the numbers for other cities add up to 304, leaving16 cases located somewhere among the locations in this “<10” category (same number as last reported).Residents and city officials have pressured County officials for city case counts. Today’s data is welcome, but still incomplete.
TESTING
The County reports that 5,160 residents have been tested as of today. This is an increase of 1,061 residents over the 3 days since Friday’s total of 4,099. That is only an average of just over 350 per day, about the same as on last Friday, but much better than Thursday when we added only 37 and Wednesday only 106. We are still not up to the earlier times when the County reported daily increases of 505 and 438 new tests. Testing numbers need to be much higher!We have a long way to go: only 1% of Solano County’s 447,643 residents (2019) have been tested.
Solano’s upward curve in cumulative cases – as of May 4
The chart above shows Saturday’s big jump in the infection’s trajectory in Solano County. We may be seeing a flattening of the overall curve, but our nursing homes bear watching! (And I haven’t heard anything about Solano County jails….)
Still incredibly important – everyone stay home and be safe!
Solano County Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) Updates and Resources. Check out basic information in this screenshot. IMPORTANT: 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.
Previous report, Thursday, April 30
Summary
Solano County reported 3 NEW POSITIVE CASES today – total is now 266. No new deaths, total remains at 5.
BY AGE GROUP
1 new case of a young person under 19 years of age, total of 6 cases, just under 2% of the 266 confirmed cases.
2 of today’s new cases were persons 19-64 years of age, total of 208 cases, 78%, of the total. No new deaths, total of 2. Note that only 29 of the 208 cases in this age group (14%) were hospitalized at one time. (It is unclear whether the 2 deaths were ever hospitalized.)
No new cases were persons 65 or older, total of 52 cases, 20% of the total. No new deaths, total of 3. Note that 21 of the 52 cases in this age group (40%, nearly half) were hospitalized at one time. (It is unclear whether the 3 deaths were ever hospitalized.)
HOSPITALIZATIONS: 51 of Solano’s 263 cases resulted in hospitalizations, same as previous two days. Good news – no increase in hospitalizations!
ACTIVE CASES: 40 of the 266 are active cases, a significant drop from yesterday’s total of 55. Maybe the spread is leveling off, but don’t forget – there are still 40 of us struggling with the virus in Solano County today, and presumably contagious. The county does not report WHERE the active cases are. Below you will see that only 12 are currently hospitalized, which leaves 28 of these 40 active cases out in our communities somewhere, and hopefully quarantined.
The County’s “Hospital Impact” graph shows 11 of the 51 hospitalized cases are CURRENTLY hospitalized – one fewer than yesterday. And only 11 of the 40 active cases are currently hospitalized, leaving 29 of them out and about and hopefully quarantined at home. The County’s count ofICU beds available and ventilator supply remains at “GOOD” at 31-100%. (No information is given on our supply of test kits, PPE and staff.)
CITY DATA
Vallejoadded all 3 of today’s new cases, total of 125.
Fairfield remains at 60.
Vacaville remains at 35.
Suisun City remains at 16.
Benicia remains at 14.
Dixon, Rio Vista and “Unincorporated” are still not assigned numerical data: today all remain at <10 (less than 10). Note that the numbers for other cities add up to 250, leaving 16 cases located somewhere among the locations in this “<10” category.Residents and city officials have pressured County officials for city case counts. Today’s data is welcome, but still incomplete.
TESTING
The County reports that 4,099 residents have been tested as of today. This is an increase of 386 individuals since yesterday’s total of 3,713. Much better than Thursday when we added only 37 and Wednesday only 106, but still not up to the earlier days when the County reported 505 and 438 new tests. Testing needs to be on the increase!We have a long way to go: less than 9 tenths of 1% of Solano County’s 447,643 residents (2019) have been tested.
Solano’s upward curve in cumulative cases – as of May 1
The chart above shows the infection’s trajectory in Solano County. It’s too soon to tell, but we may be seeing a flattening of the curve!
Still incredibly important – everyone stay home and be safe!
Solano County Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) Updates and Resources. Check out basic information in this screenshot. IMPORTANT: 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.
Previous report, Wednesday, April 29
Summary
Solano County reported 9 NEW POSITIVE CASES today – total is now 263. No new deaths, total remains at 5.
BY AGE GROUP
No new cases of young persons under 19 years of age, total of 5 cases, just under 2% of the 263 confirmed cases.
7 of today’s new cases were persons 19-64 years of age, total of 206 cases, 78%, of the total. No new deaths, total of 2. Note that only 29 of the 206 cases in this age group (14%) were hospitalized at one time. (It is unclear whether the 2 deaths were ever hospitalized.)
2 of today’s new cases were persons 65 or older, total of 52 cases, 20% of the total. No new deaths, total of 3. Note that 21 of the 52 cases in this age group (40%, nearly half) were hospitalized at one time. (It is unclear whether the 3 deaths were ever hospitalized.)
HOSPITALIZATIONS: 51 of Solano’s 263 cases resulted in hospitalizations, same as yesterday. Good news – no increase in hospitalizations!
ACTIVE CASES: 55 of the 263 are active cases, again same as in yesterday’s report. Maybe the spread is leveling off, but don’t forget – there are 55 of us struggling with the virus here today, and presumably contagious. The county does not report WHERE the active cases are. Below you will see that only 12 are currently hospitalized, which leaves 43 of these 55 active cases out in our communities somewhere, and hopefully quarantined.
The County’s “Hospital Impact” graph (below) is virtually the same as yesterday and the day before. 12 of the 51 hospitalized cases are currently hospitalized. And still only 12 of the 55 active cases are currently hospitalized. The County’s count ofICU beds available and ventilator supply remains at “GOOD” at 31-100%. (No information is given on our supply of test kits, PPE and staff.)
CITY DATA
Vallejoadded 5 of today’s 9 new cases, total of 122.
Fairfieldadded 4 of today’s 9 new cases, total of 60.
Vacaville remains at 35.
Suisun City remains at 16.
Benicia remains at 14.
Dixon, Rio Vista and “Unincorporated” are still not assigned numerical data: today all remain at <10 (less than 10). Note that the numbers for other cities add up to 247, leaving 16 cases located somewhere among the locations in this category.Residents and city officials have pressured County officials for city case counts. Today’s data is welcome, but still incomplete.
TESTING
The County reports that 3,713 residents have been tested as of today. This is an increase of only 37 individuals since yesterday’s total of 3,676. So today we added only 37 and yesterday only 106, after days when the County reported 505 and 438 new tests. Why the significant drop? Testing should be on the increase!We have a long way to go: only 8 tenths of 1% of Solano County’s 447,643 residents (2019) have been tested.
Solano’s upward curve in cumulative cases – as of April 30
The chart above shows the infection’s trajectory in Solano County. It’s too soon to tell, but we may be seeing a flattening of the curve!
Still incredibly important – everyone stay home and be safe!
Solano County Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) Updates and Resources. Check out basic information in this screenshot. IMPORTANT: 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.
Previous report, Tuesday, April 28
Summary
Solano County reported 5 NEW POSITIVE CASES today – total is now 254. 1 new death, total now at 5.
BY AGE GROUP
No new cases of young persons under 19 years of age, total of 5 cases, 2% of total confirmed cases.
All 5 of the new cases were persons 19-64 years of age, total of 199 cases, 78%, of the total. No new deaths, total of 2. Note that only 29 of the 199 cases in this age group (15%) were hospitalized at one time. (It is unclear whether the 2 deaths were ever hospitalized.)
No new cases of persons 65 or older, total of 50 cases, 20% of the total. The number of non-severe plus hospitalized persons in this age group is sadly one fewer today; one among that group is now counted as today’s one new death, total of 3.
HOSPITALIZATIONS: 51 of Solano’s 254 cases resulted in hospitalizations, same as yesterday. Good news – no increase in hospitalizations!
ACTIVE CASES: 55 of the 254 are active cases, 11 morethan in yesterday’s report. Evidently 5 new cases today and 6 others previously known are now considered “active.”
The County’s “Hospital Impact” graph (below) is virtually the same as yesterday. 12 of the 51 hospitalized cases are currently hospitalized. With the increase in active cases today, still only 12 of the 55 active cases are currently hospitalized. The County’s count ofICU beds available and ventilator supply remains at “GOOD” at 31-100%. (No information is given on our supply of test kits, PPE and staff.)
CITY DATA
Vallejoadded 3 of today’s 5 new cases, total of 117.
Fairfieldadded 1 of today’s 5 new cases, total of 56.
Vacaville remains at 35.
Suisun City added 1 of today’s 5 new cases, total of 16.
Benicia remains at 14.
Dixon, Rio Vista and “Unincorporated” are still not assigned numerical data: today all remain at <10 (less than 10). Residents and city officials have been pressuring County officials for city case counts for many weeks. Today’s data is welcome, but still incomplete.
TESTING
The County reports that 3,676 residents have been tested as of today. This is an increase of only 106 individuals tested since yesterday’s total of 3,570. Yesterday the County reported 505 new tests – why the significant drop? Testing should be on the increase! We have a long way to go: less than 8 tenths of 1% of Solano County’s 447,643 residents (2019) have been tested.
Solano’s upward curve in cumulative cases – as of April 29
The chart above shows the infection’s trajectory in Solano County. It’s too soon to tell, but we may be seeing a flattening of the curve!
Still incredibly important – everyone stay home and be safe!
HOSPITALIZATIONS: 54 of Solano’s 320 cases resulted in hospitalizations, an increase of only 3 over the weekend. Relatively good news – a small increase despite the big number of new cases.
ACTIVE CASES: 65 of the 320 are active cases, an increase of 15 over Friday’s total of 40. The county does not report WHERE the active cases are. Below you will see that only 14 are currently hospitalized, which leaves 51 of these 65 active cases out in our communities somewhere, and hopefully quarantined.
The County reports that 5,160 residents have been tested as of today. This is an increase of 1,061 residents over the 3 days since Friday’s total of 4,099. That is only an average of just over 350 per day, about the same as on last Friday, but much better than Thursday when we added only 37 and Wednesday only 106. We are still not up to the earlier times when the County reported daily increases of 505 and 438 new tests. Testing numbers need to be much higher! We have a long way to go: only 1% of Solano County’s 447,643 residents (2019) have been tested.
ACTIVE CASES: 55 of the 263 are active cases, again same as in yesterday’s report. Maybe the spread is leveling off, but don’t forget – there are 55 of us struggling with the virus here today, and presumably contagious. The county does not report WHERE the active cases are. Below you will see that only 12 are currently hospitalized, which leaves 43 of these 55 active cases out in our communities somewhere, and hopefully quarantined.
ACTIVE CASES: 55 of the 254 are active cases,
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