Taking a Moment to Look Back
A Message from Contra Costa County
Health Director, Anna M. Roth
When you’re in the middle of a crisis, you don’t often have time to stop and look around. Planning, coordination and action become the default. Fueled by adrenaline and passion, the days roll into each other with little time to look back on what’s been accomplished.
Yet after three months of concentrated effort responding to the COVID-19 pandemic, it's
important to see what has been done—to take a step back and see where we’ve been, what’s been accomplished and what the road ahead looks like.
When word of the virus and its devastating impact in Wuhan, China, first broke, Contra Costa Health Services took notice. When Travis Air Force Base opened as a quarantine site, we were already making plans. And when the Diamond Princess passengers were evacuated to our region, we were in full swing, putting years of emergency planning and training into action.
Data reported to CCHS as of 5/15/2020 at 11:30 a.m.
Total Cases
1,100
Total confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Contra Costa. Includes recovered.
Current in Hospital
20
Patients currently hospitalized for COVID-19 in Contra Costa.
Total Tested
21,761
Total patients tested for COVID-19 in Contra Costa.
Total Deaths
33
Total deaths from COVID-19 in Contra Costa.
DASHBOARDS
WHAT'S NEW
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Resources for Undocumented Immigrants - 5/15/2020
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Press release: Contra Costa County to Allow Vehicle-Based Gatherings and Services - 5/15/2020
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Health Order: Highly-Regulated Vehicle-Based Gatherings - 5/15/2020
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Press release: Contra Costa Extends Time People With COVID-19 Must Remain in Isolation - 5/14/2020
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Updated Mass Quarantine Order - 5/14/2020
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Updated Mass Isolation Order - 5/14/2020
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Press release: County Urges Schools to Host Virtual Online Graduation Celebrations - 5/12/2020
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Interim Guidance for Graduation Ceremonies - 5/11/2020
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Summer Camp Frequently Asked Questions - 5/11/2020
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