UPDATE: Two more positive COVID-19 cases in Oneida County

MONDAY, JULY 6

Oneida County health has identified two new cases of COVID-19 Monday afternoon. One person is in their 60s and one in their 80s. The health department is interviewing each to determine how they may have come in contact with the disease, and whether any exposures may have occurred in the community.  Monitor the Oneida County Health Department's website for outbreaks and investigation for more information.

As of July 6:

Test Results

3,262 total

76 pending

3,162 negative

24 positive

Confirmed Cases

24 total

5 active; in self-isolation

19 recovered

0 currently hospitalized

0 deaths

SUNDAY, JULY 5

The Oneida County Health Department (OCHD) announced Sunday that two new cases of COVID-19 have been diagnosed in the county.

One individual is in their 50s with no known contact with someone who tested positive and no history of travel. The other individual is in their 30s and has been in contact with someone who has tested positive for COVID-19 previously. Both people are self-isolating.

The health department's Outbreaks and Investigations page lists public locations, if any, that residents who test positive for COVID-19 visited and the dates.

OCHD continues to  update the page with any known places in Oneida County that exposure may have occurred.

As of July 5:

Test Results

3,221 total

72 pending

3,127 negative

22 positive

Confirmed Cases

22 total

3 active; in self-isolation

19 recovered

0 currently hospitalized

0 deaths