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“Yavapai County is now officially vaccinating Yavapai County residents 12 years old and older. This includes ALL who were already eligible in previous phases.”

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Yavapai County COVID-19 Update

9/21/2021 10:50:00 AM

Yavapai County

Confirmed Cases: 25429

Deaths: 625

Recoveries: 11219

Arizona

Cases: 1070757

Deaths: 19584

Yavapai Case Locations

	Count	Change
Ash Fork	142	n/c
Bagdad	297	+7
Black Canyon City	232	+3
Camp Verde	1620	+12
Chino Valley	1588	+5
Clarkdale	483	+1
Congress	65	n/c
Cordes	18	+1
Cornville	521	+4
Cottonwood	3248	+4
Crown King	9	n/c
Dewey	1085	+1
Groom Creek	13	n/c
Humboldt	124	+1
Iron Springs	8	n/c
Jerome	40	n/c
Kirkland	56	n/c
Lake Montezuma	7	n/c
Mayer	448	+3
Paulden	404	+1
Peeple's Valley	16	+1
Prescott	6169	+13
Prescott Valley	5838	+16
Rimrock	543	+1
Sedona	1023	+4
Seligman	96	n/c
Skull Valley	29	n/c
Spring Valley	22	n/c
Village of Oak Creek	518	n/c
Wickenburg	13	n/c
Yarnell	37	n/c
Unknown	717	-5

Yavapai Tests

Total Tested	142860
Negative Tests	117431	82.2%
Positive Tests	25429

New Tests Reported**		116
New Cases Yavapai*		73
Positivity Rate (PCR & Serology)**		13.1%
*ADHS #s since 9/20
One Week Positivity Rate (ADHS - 9/5 - 9/11)		15.1%
*9/14/2021 - 9/21/2021		29.3%
1779 cases / 522 tests (this positivity is thrown off by unreported negative tests and late reported cases)

Yavapai Case Details

Age	Count	Change	Percent
0 to 5	319	+2	1%
6 to 12	989	+4	4%
13 to 17	1475	+6	6%
18 to 24	2631	+4	10%
25 to 34	3473	+9	14%
35 to 44	3202	+10	13%
45 to 54	3183	+10	13%
55 to 64	3872	+11	15%
65 to 74	3588	+11	14%
75 to 84	1960	+5	8%
85+	726	n/c	3%
Unknown	11	+1	<1%

Female	13462	53%
Male	11961	47%
Unknown	6	0%

Yavapai Hospitalizations

YRMC	32	0 PUI (PCT)
YRMC	8	0 PUI (PV)
VVMC	16	1 PUI
VA	2	0 PUI
* A PUI is an in-patient who has been admitted for care that has been tested for COVID-19 with results still pending.
* These numbers are only COVID-19 related hospitalizations.

Yavapai Mortality

Case fatality rate		2.5%
Deaths reported since 9/20 +8

Females	248	40%
Males	377	60%

Ash Fork	5	1%
Black Canyon City	5	1%
Camp Verde	31	5%
Chino Valley	37	6%
Clarkdale	8	1%
Congress	5	1%
Cornville	8	1%
Cottonwood	80	13%
Dewey	33	5%
Humboldt	6	1%
Mayer	15	2%
Paulden	12	2%
Prescott	206	33%
Rimrock	112	18%
Rimrock	10	2%
Sedona	33	5%
Other Quad Cities	11	2%
Other Verde Valley	0	0%
Unknown	7	1%

0 to 44	18	3%
45 to 54	17	3%
55 to 64	64	10%
65 to 74	157	25%
75 to 84	180	29%
85 and older	189	30%

Vaccinated vs. Unvaccinated

Lab-positive cases of COVID aged 13 and older since May 1, 2021

	Number	Percent
Vaccinated	633	10.9%
Unvaccinated	5163	89.1%
Total	5796	100.0%

Age	Vacc.	Unvacc.	% Vacc.
13 to 24	42	1118	3.6%
25 to 34	44	848	4.9%
35 to 44	67	794	7.8%
45 to 54	81	692	10.5%
55 to 64	124	790	13.1%
65 to 74	156	604	20.5%
75 to 84	91	256	26.2%
85 and older	26	61	29.9%

	Vacc.	Unvacc.	% Vacc.
Hospitalized	54	464	10.4%
Died	5	80	5.9%

	- - - - Average Age - - - -
	Vaccinated	Unvaccinated
All	58.0	43.7
Hospitalized	75.6	62.8
Died	74.4	67.2

Vaccine Administration*

Total Administered:	197515
Number of people with 1 dose:	112754
Percent of people with 1 dose:	48.5%
Number of people fully vaccinated:	94849
% of people fully vaccinated* 43.4%
*age 12 and older

Vaccine Percentage by Age

< than 20	10.8%
20-34	33.6%
35-44	38.2%
45-54	42.1%
55-64	49.4%
> than 65	72.6%
*with at least 1 dose

Testing Sites in Yavapai County

Emergency Operations Center Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) Donations

Yavapai County Community Health Services' COVID-19 Resources for Reopening
Please refer to Governor Ducey’s website for reopening timelines: https://azgovernor.gov/

COVID-19 Q&A - Guidance for Schools

COVID-19 Vaccine Briefings

In the News...

Monday, September 20 Update: Yavapai County reports 182 COVID-19 Cases and 2 Deaths since Friday.

9/20/2021 2:28:00 PM

Yavapai County reports 182 COVID-19 Cases and 2 Deaths since Friday. The county has tested 142,743 residents for COVID-19 and there have been 25,356 positive cases and 617 deaths since the beginning of the pandemic. Yavapai Regional Medical Center reports 39 COVID-19 patients, VVMC reports 13, and the VA has 3 COVID-19 patients. September 20th Press Release

Friday, September 17 Update: Yavapai County reports 342 COVID-19 Cases and 8 Deaths since Monday

9/17/2021 2:22:00 PM

Yavapai County reports 342 COVID-19 Cases and 8 Deaths since Monday. The county has tested 142,000 residents for COVID-19 and there have been 25,174 positive cases and 615 deaths since the beginning of the pandemic. Yavapai Regional Medical Center reports 40 COVID-19 patients, VVMC reports 16, and the VA has 3 COVID-19 patients.

Monday, 9/13 Update: Yavapai County reports 229 COVID-19 Cases and 5 Deaths since Friday.

9/13/2021 11:32:00 AM

Yavapai County reports 229 COVID-19 Cases and 5 Deaths since Friday. The county has tested 140,905 residents for COVID-19 and there have been 24,832 positive cases and 607 deaths since the beginning of the pandemic. Yavapai Regional Medical Center reports 47 COVID-19 patients, VVMC reports 25, and the VA has 2 COVID-19 patients. | September 13 Press Release

Friday, September 10th Update: Yavapai County reports 284 COVID-19 Cases and 6 Deaths since Tuesday, September 7th

9/10/2021 11:32:00 AM

Yavapai County reports 284 COVID-19 Cases and 6 Deaths since Tuesday, September 7th. The county has tested 140,110 residents for COVID-19 and there have been 24,603 positive cases and 602 deaths since the beginning of the pandemic. Yavapai Regional Medical Center reports 51 COVID-19 patients, VVMC reports 16, and the VA has 6 COVID-19 patients. | September 10 Press Release

Tuesday, September 7 Update: Yavapai County reports 277 COVID-19 cases and 8 Deaths since Friday, September 3rd

9/7/2021 11:00:00 AM

The Mu variant was first discovered in Colombia in January, and has since spread to 40 countries and is now found in 49 states in the U.S. The World Health Organization says it is mutated in a way that shows potential properties of immune escape, meaning it may have the ability to evade immunity from a previous COVID infection or vaccination. A “variant of interest” is not a “variant of concern”, which is a variant that has been proven to acquire one of those characteristics, making it more dangerous and so more consequential. Mu is being monitored closely to see if it should be re-designated as a variant of concern. Yavapai County reports 277 COVID-19 cases and 8 Deaths since Friday, September 3^rd. The county has tested 139,307 residents for COVID-19 and there have been 24,319 positive cases and 596 deaths since the beginning of the pandemic. Yavapai Regional Medical Center reports 48 COVID-19 patients, VVMC reports 15, and the VA has 4 COVID-19 patients. | September 7 Press Release

Friday, 9/3 Update: Yavapai County reports 453 COVID-19 Cases and 9 Deaths since Monday

9/3/2021 11:00:00 AM

September is Suicide Prevention Month - an opportunity to raise awareness about prevention and stigma, share resources, and provide support to those whose lives have been forever impacted by the loss of a loved one to suicide. Yavapai County reports 453 COVID-19 cases and 9 Deaths since Monday. The county has tested 138,319 residents for COVID-19 and there have been 24,042 positive cases and 588 deaths since the beginning of the pandemic. Yavapai Regional Medical Center reports 42 COVID-19 patients, VVMC reports 15, and the VA has 3 COVID-19 patients. | September 3 Press Release

Mosquito Season is Here

9/2/2021 12:36:00 PM

With the first West Nile human Case in 2021 reported in Pinal County, Yavapai County Community Health Services (YCCHS) would like to remind everyone to protect themselves from mosquitos which will be more prevalent with monsoon season.

Monica Kriner, Environmental Health Unit Manager reports, “We have had lots of complaints about mosquitos this season, and what mosquitos the department has trapped are primarily floodwater mosquitoes. These mosquitoes are in abundance because of the increased rain we have had in the area. These mosquitos don’t carry West Nile virus rather just a nuisance mosquito. As far as West Nile virus testing there have been no positive tests this season in Yavapai County.”

Monday, August 30 Update: Yavapai County reports 247 COVID-19 Cases and 2 Deaths since Friday

8/30/2021 11:00:00 AM

The U.S. government has bought doses of Regeneron’s monoclonal antibodies, which are free to patients who qualify. But depending on your insurance coverage, you may be charged for the cost of giving the treatment. Yavapai County reports 247 COVID-19 cases and 2 Deaths since Friday. The county has tested 137,130 residents for COVID-19 and there have been 23,589 positive cases and 579 deaths since the beginning of the pandemic. Yavapai Regional Medical Center reports 43 COVID-19 patients, VVMC reports 20, and the VA has 3 COVID-19 patients. | August 30 Press Release

Friday, August 27th Update: Yavapai County reports 458 COVID-19 cases and 13 Deaths since Monday

8/27/2021 11:00:00 AM

The county has tested 136,132 residents for COVID-19 and there have been 23,342 positive cases and 577 deaths since the beginning of the pandemic. The county remains in high transmission with 281 cases per 100,000, and a 13.6% positivity rate. According to the CDC COVID Data Tracker 41.2% of Yavapai residents over 12 years of age are fully vaccinated, 43.1% over 18, and 60.1% over age 65. | August 27 Press Release

FDA Approves First COVID-19 Vaccine

8/23/2021 12:48:00 PM

Today, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved the first COVID-19 vaccine. The vaccine has been known as the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine and will now be marketed as Comirnaty (koe-mir'-na-tee), for the prevention of COVID-19 disease in individuals 16 years of age and older. The vaccine also continues to be available under emergency use authorization (EUA), including for individuals 12 through 15 years of age and for the administration of a third dose in certain immunocompromised individuals. | August 23 Press Release