Cumulative Cases
20,398
New Cases
48
Negatives
70,396
Deaths
462
(reported in NEDSS)
Numbers last updated at 11:59 p.m. on 5/6/2021
- Hospitalizations = 23
- Ventilators = 2
- Map – Cumulative Cases by Zone (refresh page to open map representing cases through 5/3/2021*)
- Age, Race, Gender Report (refresh link for updates as of 10 p.m. on 5/3/2021*)
- Daily Case Count Breakdown and Zone Map Data (refresh link for 7-day updates as of 10 p.m. on 5/3/2021*)
- Understanding COVID-19 & Our Wastewater (refresh link for update as of 5/3/2021)
- Wastewater virus levels are rising, but clinical case diagnoses are stable. This suggests fewer active cases are being diagnosed than expected.
- Percent Due to Variants vs. Total Sewage Virus Levels
- B1.1.7 has rapidly become about 3/4 of the isolates in Erie County – over about five weeks. That would suggest we should be seeing more young people (including children) with infection, and it potentially could be more easily spread by unmasked people indoors. Vaccination (which is effective against this variant) PLUS continued mask wearing and restrictions on unmasked indoor gatherings are the primary measures that can reduce the spread of this variant.
Note: The zone map may indicate a slight difference in data; this is based on the time the data is pulled.
Mortality demographics
(Last updated 5/01/2021; updated monthly)
Age groups:
- 20-29 = 0.2%
- 30-39 = 0.4%
- 40-49 = 0.7%
- 50-59 = 3.3%
- 60-69 = 12.3%
- 70-79 = 24.7%
- 80-89 = 36.0%
- 90-99 = 21.7%
- 100-109 = 0.9%
Gender:
- Male = 52.4%
- Female = 47.6%
Long-term care facilities:
- Yes = 63.6%
- No = 36.4%
Race & Ethnicity:
- White = 83.8%
- Black = 5.6%
- Asian = 1.1%
- Other = 0.2%
- Unknown = 9.3%
- Hispanic (of any race) = 1.5%
- Non-Hispanic = 63.2%
- Unknown = 35.3%
NACo County Explorer COVID-19 Data