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**COVID-19 Cases in Santa Clara County** As of Friday, November 6, 2020: Over the last seven days, the County of Santa Clara Public Health Department announced 24 new deaths among individuals with COVID-19, bringing the total number of deaths to 430 in Santa Clara County. Total cases have reached 26,137. Our 7 day rolling average of new cases currently stands at 134 cases per day (up from 125 a week ago). Based on the most recent 7 days with full testing data, there have b...een an average of 9,126 tests performed each day with an average positivity rate of 1.68%. Last week, Santa Clara County surpassed 1 million COVID-19 tests conducted during the course of the pandemic. To view a short media availability event on this subject, see here. As of yesterday, there were 93 hospitalizations due to COVID-19 and an additional 13 hospitalized patients under investigation. Of these hospitalizations, 24 were in the ICU. The current share of hospital beds with COVID-19 positive or suspected patients is 3.80% (up from 3.63% the week prior). More data can be found through the Public Health Department’s Data Dashboards.

Covid 19 didn't stop us from celebrating Halloween with our clients & families!! #SpooktacularFamilyNight #WearYourMasks #It #LollipopPrincess

Santa Clara County hit another significant milestone: Over one million COVID-19 tests administered! That is over one million times an individual has thought about our community's safety and took action to get tested. Thank you to all our community partners, volunteers, and community members for getting tested and encouraging others to do so. We all play a role in keeping our community safe and healthy. Testing, wearing masks, and social distancing are some of the best practices we can adopt to reduce the harms of COVID-19. Find a testing location today: www.sccfreetest.org

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Socially distanced & wearing our masks as we honor those who have walked on. Dia de los Muertos

Socially distanced & wearing our important masks for Halloween with Police Chief Eddie Garcia!