BY NSF Staff – notes by Inweekly in red
TALLAHASSEE — The Florida Department of Health released updated numbers Monday morning about the coronavirus in the state. Here are some takeaways:
— 26,660: Total number of cases. Escambia 314; Santa Rosa 140
— 346: Increase in cases from a Sunday night count. Escambia 5; Santa Rosa 2
— 789: Deaths of Florida residents. Escambia 8; Santa Rosa 6
— 15: Increase in deaths from a Sunday night count, with deaths involving people who tested positive in Broward, Miami-Dade, Indian River and Sarasota counties. Escambia 0; Santa Rosa 0
— 1,853: Cases involving residents or staff members of long-term care facilities. Escambia 65; Santa Rosa 10
— 187: Deaths involving residents or staff members of long-term care facilities. Escambia 6; Santa Rosa 0
— 23.7: Percentage of deaths involving residents or staff members of long-term care facilities. Escambia 75%; Santa Rosa 0
— 30.2: Percentage of overall deaths involving people ages 75 to 84.
— 27.9: Percentage of overall deaths involving people 85 or older.
— 24.6: Percentage of overall deaths involving people ages 65 to 74.
— 10.6: Percentage of overall deaths involving people ages 55 to 64.
— 6.7: Percentage of overall deaths involving people under 55.
Source: Florida Department of Health
Summit Boulevard Recycling Site Closing April 30
The City of Pensacola will close the Summit Boulevard recycling site by 5 p.m. Thursday, April 30.
The decision to close the Summit Boulevard recycling site is due to the overwhelming amount of illegal dumping at the site.
For more information, please contact City of Pensacola Sanitation Services at 435-1890.