Hays County Reports 82 New COVID-19 Cases

EDITORIAL NOTE
The Coronavirus (COVID-19) is a very fluid situation, and it will continue to be. As new information becomes available from Hays County, the State of Texas and federal government agencies, we will publish those updates.

Hays County releases regular updates on the number of confirmed cases and other local statistics related to COVID-19.

On Wednesday, June 3, Governor Greg Abbott announced phase three of Texas’ plan to safely open the economy while containing the spread of COVID-19. 

Under Phase III, effective immediately, all businesses in Texas will be able to operate at up to 50% capacity, with very limited exceptions.

Businesses that previously have been able to operate at 100% capacity may continue to do so, and most outdoor areas are not subject to capacity limits. 

All businesses and customers should continue to follow minimum standard health protocols laid out by the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS).

Effective June 3:

All businesses currently operating at 25% capacity can expand their occupancy to 50% with certain exceptions. 

Bars and similar establishments may increase their capacity to 50% as long as patrons are seated.

Amusement parks and carnivals in counties with less than 1,000 confirmed positive cases may open at 50% capacity. 

Restaurants may expand their maximum table size from 6 to 10 persons.  

Effective June 12:

Restaurants may expand their occupancy levels to 75%. 

Counties with 10 or less active COVID-19 cases may expand their occupancy limits to 75%. Counties that fit this category but have not previously filed an attestation with DSHS will need to do so.

Effective June 19:

Amusement parks and carnivals in counties with more than 1,000 confirmed positive cases of COVID-19 may open at 50% capacity.

Additional Openings:

Special provisions have been made for outdoor gatherings, such as the Fourth of July celebrations, but it is imperative that local officials and public health officials collaborate on safety standards.

These provisions are included in the Governor’s Executive Order and are also available on the Open Texas webpage

Further Protocols:

All businesses should continue to follow the minimum standard of health protocols from DSHS. 

For details and a full list of guidelines, openings, and relevant dates, visit http://open.texas.gov.

Reminders for those going out:

  • Individuals are encouraged to wear appropriate face coverings.
  • People should not be in groups greater than ten when possible.
  • People over the age of 65 are encouraged to stay at home as much as possible.
  • People are still asked to avoid nursing homes, state-supported living centers, assisted living facilities, or long-term care facilities.

View the Governor’s Executive Order.

  • Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. If soap and water are not available, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer.
  • Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth with unwashed hands.
  • Avoid close contact with people who are sick.
  • Stay home when you are sick.
  • Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue, then wash your hands.
  • Clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces.

HAYS COUNTY CASE TOTALS

*UPDATED ON THURSDAY, JUNE 11, AT 5:14 PM

* Disclaimer: As this is a fast-moving situation, the information included below is provisional and subject to change.

  JUNE 10, 2020 JUNE 11, 2020
TOTAL TESTS (includes pending cases)
5,093
5,263
DAILY NEW TESTS
231 170
TOTAL CONFIRMED 492
574
NEW DAILY CONFIRMED
27 82
ACTIVE
230
306
RECOVERED
257
263
DAILY RECOVERED
7 6
FATALITIES
5 5
NEGATIVE 4,580
4,628
HOSPITALIZATIONS TOTAL 39 42
HOSPITALIZATIONS CURRENT 10 13
TRAVEL RELATED 10 10
COMMUNITY SPREAD
482 564

DAILY CHANGE IN NEW CASES FOR HAYS COUNTY

 

  TOTAL CASES ACTIVE CASES RECOVERED
FATALITIES
AUSTIN* 10 5 4 1
BEAR CREEK
1 0 1 0
BUDA 70 36 33 1
DRIFTWOOD 2 0 2 0
DRIPPING SPRINGS 10 4 6 0
HAYS
0 0 0 0
KYLE 246 119 127 0
MANCHACA
0 0 0 0
MAXWELL 1 1 0 0
MOUNTAIN CITY
0 0 0 0
NIEDERWALD
4 2 2 0
SAN MARCOS 216 135 79 2
UHLAND
1 0 1 0
WIMBERLEY 13 4 8 1
WOODCREEK 0 0 0 0
TOTAL 574 306 263 5

*Disclaimer: Parts of Hays County have an Austin address.

 
AGE RANGE FEMALE
MALE
TOTAL
0-9 YEARS 6 4 10
10-19 YEARS 17 9 26
20-29 YEARS 120 93 213
30-39 YEARS 60 42 102
40-49 YEARS 33 32 65
50-59 YEARS 37 46 83
60-69 YEARS 26 12 38
70-79 YEARS 12 10 22
> 80 YEARS 9 6 15
TOTAL CONFIRMED CASES
320 254 574

Ethnicity

Female

Male

Total

Percentage of Cases

Hispanic

149

155

304

53.0%

Non-Hispanic

121

73

194

33.8%

Not Specified

50

26

76

13.2%

Total

320

254

574

 

Race

Percentage of Cases

American Indian

0%

Asian

0.8%

Black

2.2%

Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander

0%

White

75.9%

Not Specified/Unknown

21.1%

*Note: Some Hays County residents have Austin addresses. Because of HIPAA laws, additional information about patients is not allowed to be shared.

LATEST TEXAS COVID-19 CASE TOTALS

*UPDATED ON THURSDAY, JUNE 11, AT 5:00 PM
Disclaimer:
All Texas data below is provisional and subject to change. As this is a fast-moving situation, the information included below is provisional and subject to change.
* These numbers are an estimate based on several assumptions related to hospitalization rates and recovery times, which were informed by data available to date. These assumptions are subject to change as we learn more about COVID-19. The estimated number does not include data from any cases reported prior to 3/24/2020.

*If listed as N/A or TBA, the latest information has not been released by state agencies; the table will be updated when the data is available.

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TOTALS JUNE 10, 2020 JUNE 11, 2020
TESTED
1,348,893
1,348,893
ANTIBODY TESTS
140,962
140,962
CASES REPORTED
79,757
81,583
NEW CASES FROM PRIOR DAY(S) *Estimated
2,504*
1,826*
ACTIVE *Estimated
25,423*
25,423*
RECOVERED *Estimated
52,449*
52,449*
FATALITY
1,885
1,920
COUNTIES REPORTING CASES
236 of 254
236 of 254
COUNTIES WITH FATALITIES
120 of 254
122 of 254

NOTE: Case and fatality information is updated daily at 1 pm and is compiled from information reported publicly by local health departments and through the DSHS public health regions. Counts are current as of that morning.
Because some jurisdictions report cases later in the day, local numbers may be more up to date. County case numbers may occasionally go down if the case investigation determines the person is a resident of another county or state.
Testing numbers show the number of test results for Texas residents reported to DSHS by public health and private labs. They do not include pending tests. Additional testing may be occurring by labs not yet reporting all results to DSHS. Unable to deduplicate total test numbers for private labs.
Demographic data comes from completed case investigations. The majority of cases in Texas are still under investigation.
Hospitalization and hospital capacity numbers are reported daily by hospitals through eight Hospital Preparedness Program providers that coordinate health care system preparedness and response activities in Texas.

U.S. & WORLDWIDE CORONAVIRUS CASE OVERVIEW

*UPDATED ON THURSDAY, JUNE 11 AT 3:30 PM
*Disclaimer: This data changes rapidly and might not reflect some cases still being reported.

  CASES REPORTED CASES PER 1M PEOPLE RECOVERED FATALITIES
U.S. CASE OVERVIEW
2,052,413
6,288
616,246
115,034
WORLDWIDE CASE OVERVIEW 7,145,400 919
408,025

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