The state of Florida is no longer releasing data daily and instead switched to weekly reports on June 4, 2021, and biweekly in March 2022.
Friday's state report due out Sept. 15, next out Sept. 29
Note: Death totals not released for counties
State death toll: 90,740, two-week increase 508 (254 weekly), most since 584 Feb. 17; two weeks ago (163.5 weekly); four weeks ago 340 (170 weekly); 10 weeks ago 179 (79.5 weekly), 18 weeks ago 69 (34.5 weekly), lowest since went to biweekly reports March 27, 2022, and weekly on June 4, 2021; 1,167 (504 weekly) March 26, 2022; weekly record high 2,468 Sept. 17, 2021. 41 occurred in past week.
State total cases: 7,792,934 residents, new cases 15,960, week ago 19,019; two weeks ago 23,978, most since 24,354 Feb. 2; 853 June 6,fewest since went to weekly reports June 4, 2021; on Dec. 30 34,247, most since 38,950 Sept. 2. From May 24, 2020 to May 31 there was an increase of 5,217 cases.
State first-time positivity rate: 17%; week ago 20%; two weeks ago 22.9%; three week ago 24.4%, most since 26.8% July 20, 2022; 7.7% May 18, least since 7.4% May 11; Dec. 30 17.3%, most since 18.4% Aug. 12; record high 31.3% Feb. 6, 2022; 1.9% March 18, 2022 lowest since went to weekly reports June 4, 2021
Palm Beach County: Cases: 497,383 residents (914 new, 1,419 two weeks ago); first-time positivity in past week: 16.4% (22.7% two weeks ago).
St. Lucie County: Cases: 99,903 residents (249 new, 357 two weeks ago). First-time positivity in past week: 17.7% (23.2% two weeks ago).
Martin County: Cases: 42,508 residents (100 new, 125 two weeks ago). First-time positivity 18.5% in past week (24.5% two weeks ago).
Indian River County: Cases: 44,623 residents (140 new, 156 two weeks ago). First-time positivity in past week: 17.1% (26.0% two weeks ago).
Okeechobee County: 12,953 residents (44 new, 50 two weeks ago). First-time positivity in past week: 14.5% in past week (20.6% two weeks ago).
Broward County: Cases: 794,305 residents (1,283 new, 1,775 two weeks ago). First-time positivity in past week: 23.06% (15.8% two weeks ago).
Miami-Dade County: 1,583,920 residents (1,9987 new, 3,304 two weeks ago). First-daily positivity in past week: 12.5% (20.4% two weeks ago).
As of May 11, 2023, weekly cases, testing, transmission data will no longer be available. For death data, CDC has transitioned to displaying provisional COVID-19 deaths reported to the National Center for Health Statistics.
April 6, 2023: Due to ongoing technical improvements in Florida’s surveillance system, the Florida Department of Health has requested a temporary pause on submitting COVID-19 data to CDC.
Deaths: Florida 87,141 most recent figure; 80,253 by National Center for Health Statistics, 60 weekly, 116 week ago. U.S. 615 weekly; 944 week ago; 1,005 two weeks ago, most since 1,017 April 29.
Cases: Florida 7,542,869 most recent figure. U.S. 77,294 weekly most recent figure.
Tests: Florida 66,752,370 through April 28. Florida 69,708 (9,958 daily).
Vaccinations: Florida percentage up-to-date through Aug. 31: 2,650,587 (12.3%) total, 1,438 2 and under (0.3%), 2-4 years old 2,836 (0.4%), 5-11 31,077 (1.9%), 12-17 55,024 (3.8%), 18-24 74,893 (4.3%), 25-49 435,357 (6.5%), 50-64 625,972 (14.7%), 65+ 1,427,009 (31.7%).
Florida at least one dose (through May 11): 17,810,446, which is 82.9% of the total population (94.4% 18 and older, 92.5% 12 and older, 87.3% 5 and older). Completed primary: 14,971,549, which is 69.7% of the total population (79.6% 18 and older, 77.9% 12 and older, 73.5% 5 and older). Updated (bivalent) booster 2,523,056, which is 11.7% of total population (14.2% 18 and older, 13.9% 12 and older, 12.4% 5 and older, 31.2% 65 and older).
U.S. at least one dose (through May 11): 270,227,181 which is 81.4% of total population (92.3% adults, 90.5% 12 and older, 85.8% 5 and older). Completed primary: 230,637,348, which is 69.5% of total population (79.1% adults, 77.6% 12 and older, 73.5% 5 and older). Updated (bivalent) booster all 56,478,510, which is 17% of the total population (20.5% 18 and older, 19.4% 12 and older, 18% 5 and older, 43.3% 65 and older).
Hospitalizations: Florida 1,471 (1.89%) through Sept. 16 with coronavirus; week earlier 1,651 (3.36%);10 weeks earlier 688 (1.37%), least since record-keeping began July 2020, according to Department of Health and Human Services; July 29 4,758 (8.09%), most since 4,920 (8.25%) Feb. 17. Jan. 19 11,839 (21.29%), most since 12,651 Sept. 11. Record high 17,295 (29.35%) Aug. 29, 2021. 35,2107 beds occupied (71.49). Total beds 49,109. Hospitals reporting 192. California first with 1,914 (3.17%), New York third with 1,296 (2.98), Texas fourth with 1,288 (2.32%), North Carolina fifth with 630 (3.10%), Pennsylvania sixth with 474 (1.63%), Georgia seventh with 462 (2.36%), Illinois eighth with 442 (1.71%), New Jerey ninth with 436 (2.09%), Michigan 10th with 403 (2.08%), Massachusetts 11th with 320 (1.98%), Washington 12th with 319 (2.90%). Wyoming least with 15 (1.24%), Vermont next with 19 (1.74%), Montana next with 42 (1.66%).
U.S. hospitalizations 15,190 (2.28%) through Sept. 2; week earlier 14,072 (2.15%). Record 160,113 (20.6%) Jan. 22, 2021. Past record before omicron surge 142,315 Jan. 14, 2021. High during delta surge 103,960 Sept. 1.
Updated through Sept. 22, 2023
