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COVID-19 Evening Updater As of 5 p.m., March 23, Grand County reports the following testing and case numbers for local COVID-19 activity: • Positive cases: 1 • Probable positives: 1 • Deaths: 0 The first positive COVID-19 case for Grand County was reported on March 17, and the one probable positive case is the spouse […]

Grand County reports the following testing and case numbers for local COVID-19 activity: • Positive cases: 1 • Probable positives: 1 • Deaths: 0 The first positive case was reported on March 17. The one probable positive case is the spouse of the confirmed case. The positive case that was reported today is an individual

Today Grand County Public Health (GCPH) was notified of a confirmed positive test result for the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) involving a person with close ties to Grand County. The confirmed individual provided a sample for testing on March 17, and GCPH was notified by the facility where the patient sought testing. Once symptoms were apparent,

COVID-19 Evening Update Grand County has one confirmed case and one “probable” case of COVID-19. The probable case is the spouse of the confirmed case. The third case was tracked to another county, so the official count at CDPHE (confirmed and probable) for Grand County is two. This discrepancy has also been corrected on CDPHE’s

We really want to thank the community for their efforts and help during these difficult time. Early initiation of social distancing has been preventative in our community. If everyone continues to do their part to social distance from others and to follow best practices for hygiene, we will continue to be effective in our efforts

Current Situation As of 6 p.m., March 19th, Grand County reports the following testing and case numbers for local COVID-19 activity: • Total samples submitted for testing: 28 (since 3/12/20) • Positive cases: 1 • Negative test results: 6 • Pending tests: 22 Resources Since the Incident Management Team (IMT) was formed, 33 individuals from

Background On Saturday, March 14, Grand County Public Health delegated authority to the Grand County COVID-19 Response Team, a Type 3 Incident Management Team led by Chief Brad White of Grand Fire. The team’s objectives are to minimize local transmission of the COVID-19 pandemic, provide and disseminate information regarding prevention and treatment measures to the

GRAND COUNTY, Colo. – Grand County Public Health, in cooperation with Middle Park Health and Grand Lake Fire, is suspending “drive up” testing processes located outside of the Grand Lake Center. The Middle Park Health Family Practice Clinic located in the Grand Lake Center will remain open and patients can call providers at that location

GRAND COUNTY – Grand County Public Health (GCPH) received a positive test result for the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) on Tuesday, March 17, 2020. The patient is a resident of Grand County. GCPH is working on contact tracing and quarantine measures for the infected patient. The patient provided a sample for testing on March 12th and

Grand County Public Health and the Office of Emergency Management continue to request social distancing among all residents and visitors. As of today, there are no cases of confirmed Coronavirus (COVID-19) in the county. If you are ill or concerned you may have been exposed to COVID-19, please reach out to your primary care provider