County sees decline in new COVID-19 cases

Graphic provided by Indiana State Department of Health

Posted By: The Reporter December 29, 2020

Indiana State Board of Health data indicates Hamilton County has experienced a decline in number of new daily COVID-19 cases. On Dec. 2, the county reported a record number of 482 new cases, with cases on a steady decline through Dec. 27 with 178 newly reported cases.

A total of 23,282 COVID cases have been reported in Hamilton County since March 15, a total of 270 people have died in the county due to COVID-19.

The top 3 county zip codes with highest COVID-19 cases by percentage of population are:

  1. 46074 (Westfield) – 9.55 percent
  2. 46037 (Fishers) – 8.67 percent
  3. 46062 (Noblesville) – 8.25 percent

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Graphic provided by Indiana State Department of Health

 

Graphic provided by Indiana State Department of Health

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1 Comment on "County sees decline in new COVID-19 cases"

  1. Eric Morris | December 30, 2020 at 8:54 am |

    Interestingly, despite Comrade Fadness’ “safety” diktats, his commune looks worse off than the still semi-free surrounding abodes. Maybe we wear our masks better in Carmel? We triple mask while driving alone here …

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