(map courtesy of John Hopkins University)
LINK to WA State COVID-19 MAP (CLICK HERE) WA Dept. of Health Hotline 6am-10pm M-F 1-800-525-0127
Many Counties Filed and Moving to Phase II: As of May 27th area churches are allowed to reopen their in-person worship services so long as social distancing guidelines are adhered to. Complete WA State guidelines for reopening Church services available HERE.
DAILY INFORMATION AND RESOURCES AT YOUR KACS FACEBOOK PAGE (CLICK)
Community Needs:
WA STATE BUSINESS HELP: For any business person or business needing help obtaining COVID-19 WA State financial assistance use this form (CLICK HERE).
Washington State Healthcare Workers need our support and help in obtaining vital supplies. Businesses, manufacturers and individuals are encouraged to donate, produce or otherwise provide the following:
Needs
- Ventilators
- Disposable gowns
- Coveralls
- N95 masks
- Surgical procedure masks
- Face shields
- Gloves
- Powered air purifying respirators (PAPR)
- PAPR hoods
- PAPR filters
- Comfort strips (Max Ari 2000-201)
- Li-Ion batteries
- Small (Max Ari 200-36T)
- Impermeable barriers
- Sanitizing/disinfectant wipes
- Hand sanitizer bottles
- Hand sanitizer refills
- Cleaning solution spray
- Digital thermometers (forehead)
- Disposable thermometers
- Disposable stethoscopes
The state website advises Washington residents can help by selling supplies to the state, donate bulk supplies for distribution to areas of greatest need, or manufacture supplies (businesses may qualify to be refitted to produce needed items). Donate to Lewis County Response Fund HERE.
NUMBERS AS OF May 26, 2020 **
Total People Tested: 330,598 Total Numbers Testing Positive: 20,065
Population of WA State: 7.615 Million Percent of Population Tested: 4.34%
Percent of sample Testing Positive: 6.1 Total Number of COVID-19 Related Deaths: 1,070
Percent Women: 52 Percent Women: 45
Percent Men: 46 Percent Men: 54
Percent over age 60: 30 Percent over are 60: 90
Percent under age 60: 70 Percent under age 60: 10
Hospitals Reporting: 64 Patients in Hospital: 267 Patients in ICU: 51*
*figures are statewide
**NOTE: Statistics from the Washington State Department of Health. Missing percentage points reflect "unknown" numbers not fitting the above categories.