Last updated: 12/29/2020
Active Cases (Hinsdale)
0
Cumulative Resident Cases (Hinsdale)
15
Cumulative Non-Resident Cases (Hinsdale)
5
Cumulative Hospitalizations (Hinsdale)
1
Cumulative Deaths (Hinsdale)
0
Active Cases (Mineral)
4
Cumulative Resident Cases (Mineral)
40
Cumulative Non-Resident Cases (Mineral)
5
Cumulative Hospitalizations (Mineral)
3
Cumulative Deaths (Mineral)
1
Total Current Active Cases (Hinsdale & Mineral)
4
Cumulative Resident Cases (Hinsdale & Mineral)
55
Cumulative Non-Resident Cases (Hinsdale & Mineral)
10
Cumulative Hospitalizations (Hinsdale & Mineral)
4
Cumulative Deaths (Hinsdale & Mineral)
1
*Cumulative numbers include all known cases since March 2020
UPDATE 1/24/2023
Over the week of 1/15-1/21 we have seen a sharp increase in the number of known new COVID-19 cases in Mineral County. These cases are particularly impacting the school district. It is advised to utilize extra caution when out in public places or while gathering in groups. If you feel ill, please stay home and if you must go out, consider wearing a mask and keep your germs to yourself!
UPDATE 11/21/2022
As we learn to navigate COVID-19 as an endemic illness we are no longer reporting individual cases at this time. Staying up to date on your COVID vaccinations, and practicing good preventative hygiene, including staying home when sick, are the best ways to help keep all of us as safe as possible.
If there are local increases in COVID-19 cases that warrant a change in community response, we will report those here and in the Alerts tab on our home page.
The graph below is no longer being updated unless there is an acute rise in cases in either Creede or Lake City.
*Cumulative numbers include all known cases since March 2020
*CDPHE reflects each county's 1-wk incident rate and each county is colored with the color that would have corresponded to the Dial. While there are no current public health orders regarding the dial, we will continue to update this page as guidance for best practices.
While there are no current public health orders currently in place, there are things we can all do to keep our community as safe as possible.
Events and activities we participate in can and should be held in a manner that continues to help protect our most vulnerable community members and reduce spread of the Delta variant.
Below are some ways in which both community organizers and individuals can protect ourselves and fellow neighbors.
To download our Top 5 things you can do to keep our communities safe poster click here (shown below).
And for our summary guide to hosting COVID-safe community events click here.
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