Lakeport Police Department

WALK-UP COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic today (Wednesday, 4/21), Thursday and Friday at The Meritage Resort and Spa in Napa, 10-4, each day at 875 Bordeaux Way, Napa, CA 94558

Reminder of our Prescription Drug Take Back - Lakeport this Saturday. Please see the included photo on how your pills should be packaged when you arrive at the event. We do not want containers with peoples names on them. This event is open to all and we will not be collecting any names or personal information from anyone. Click the event page for more details.

The City of Lakeport and Lakeport Disposal Company, Inc. wish to announce that a Community Cleanup Day for City of Lakeport residents will take place Saturday, April 24, 2021 between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. in the public parking lot north of the Fifth Street boat ramp in downtown Lakeport. This event is limited to City of Lakeport residents and those dropping off trash and waste, will be required to provide photo identification and a copy of a City of Lakeport utility bill. Partici...pants are required to follow the following COVID-19 safety protocols: Face covering must be worn! One person per vehicle Stay in vehicle while Lakeport Disposal staff unloads materials 2 visits MAXIMUM per each address Household trash, televisions, specified appliances, electronic waste, mattresses, household furniture, unusable clothes/blankets/towels and similar materials will be accepted. Refrigerators, hot tubs/spas, construction debris and Household Hazardous Waste WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. For more details, please see the City’s website (CityofLakeport.com), its Facebook page or contact Lakeport Disposal at 263-6080.

It is National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week and we want to sincerely thank all our public safety dispatchers for the work they do everyday to keep the public and our officers safe.

To honor Victims of the Tragedy in Indianapolis late last night.

Good morning Lakeport!

Northwestern Mendocino Interior-Northeastern Mendocino Interior- Southeastern Mendocino Interior-Northern Lake County- Southern Lake County- 238 AM PST Sat Jan 16 2021... ...WIND ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM 10 PM SUNDAY TO 10 PM PST TUESDAY... * WHAT...North-northeast winds 20 to 30 mph with gusts up to 50 mph expected. Strongest winds will occur across exposed ridges. * WHERE...Northwestern Mendocino Interior, Northeastern Mendocino Interior, Southeastern Mendocino Interior, Northern Lake County and Southern Lake County Counties. * WHEN...From 10 PM Sunday to 10 PM PST Tuesday. * IMPACTS...Gusty winds could blow around unsecured objects. Tree limbs could be blown down and a few power outages may result. PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS... Use extra caution when driving, especially if operating a high profile vehicle. Secure outdoor objects.

Current Information on COVID-19 Vaccinations in Lake County: http://health.co.lake.ca.us/Coronavirus/Vaccines.htm Questions? Call 707-263-8174 or email [email protected] Public Health - Lake County

Working with Lake Family Resource Center to support Human Trafficking Awareness this month.

Guess what's turning 150 years old? The Lake County Courthouse! This historic building in downtown Lakeport was designed by A. P. Pettit in 1871 and served as t...he seat of county government until 1968 when the new courthouse was built behind it. Now home to a museum (currently closed) of local artifacts, it is a registered landmark in the state of California. Such a cool piece of our local story! Be sure to stop and admire this grand old building on your next trip to Lakeport. Lake County Historical Courthouse Museum

COVID-19 Update: Surge Slowing Statewide, but Lake County is Peaking - 3 COVID-19-Related Deaths Reported in the Past 7 Days Nota: En español abajo Lake County,... CA (January 15, 2021) The steep post-holiday climb in COVID-19 cases in California appears to be leveling off, signaling hope the surge is slowing down. However, Lake County is still seeing a rise in cases, hospitalizations, and deaths; we lost 3 people to COVID in the last 7 days. ICU Capacity Near 15%, No Regional Stay Home Order Yet ICU capacity in the Northern California (RANCHO) Region is hovering around 15%. If we drop below that threshold, a "Regional Stay Home Order" will take effect at 11:59pm the following day. While we are not there yet, we have been seeing a general downward trend over the past few weeks. Information and answers to Frequently Asked Questions regarding the Regional Stay Home Order are available here: https://covid19.ca.gov/stay-home-except-for-essential-needs/ Vaccine Update Widespread COVID-19 vaccination is essential to our return to a more normal way of life, but there is not nearly enough supply to meet the demand. State Guidelines determine vaccine priority, more information is available at https://covid19.ca.gov/vaccines/. In the four weeks since the first doses arrived in Lake County, we have offered vaccine to the majority of people in Phase 1A. We are now setting up larger vaccination clinics that can expand as more vaccine becomes available; so far, we are only getting 300-400 doses per week. Phase 1A-eligible individuals that have not yet been vaccinated, and the following Phase 1B, Tier 1, groups will be able to get vaccine starting next week: Teachers and school staff (appointments scheduled through each School District) Individuals aged 65 and older (contact your medical provider, Senior Centers will also be reaching out to vulnerable people they regularly serve) Public Health is not currently offering general appointments. We expect that to change in coming weeks, and appreciate your patience. Updates will be available at http://health.co.lake.ca.us/Coronavirus/Vaccines.htm. Because supply has been unpredictable, with very limited notice provided, vaccine clinic locations will be announced as they are ready. There will be at least one at each end of the lake. No one will be vaccinated without an appointment. We are committed to making vaccination available to other groups as quickly as possible; emergency services, childcare, food and agricultural workers will be next. Remember, COVID-19 activity is more widespread than it has ever been in Lake County, and continuing to climb. The next few weeks are likely to be the most difficult time of the pandemic. Please take extra precautions. Gary Pace, MD, MPH Actualización de COVID-19: el aumento se está desacelerando en todo el estado, pero el condado de Lake está en su punto máximo - 3 muertes relacionadas con COVID-19 informadas en los últimos 7 días Condado de Lake, CA (15 de enero de 2021) El fuerte aumento posterior a las vacaciones en los casos de COVID-19 en California parece estar estabilizándose, lo que indica la esperanza de que el aumento se esté desacelerando. Sin embargo, el condado de Lake todavía está experimentando un aumento de casos, hospitalizaciones y muertes; Perdimos 3 personas por COVID en los últimos 7 días. Capacidad de la UCI se cerca al 15%, todavía no hay pedidos regionales para quedarse en casa La capacidad de la UCI en la Región del Norte de California (RANCHO) se cerca al 15%. Si caemos por debajo de ese umbral, una "Orden Regional de Permanecer en Casa" entrará en vigencia a las 11:59 pm del día siguiente. Mientras aún no hemos llegado a ese punto, hemos observado una tendencia general bajando durante las últimas semanas. La información y las respuestas a las preguntas frecuentes sobre la orden regional de quedarse en casa están disponibles aquí: https://covid19.ca.gov//stay-home-except-for-essential-ne/ Actualización de vacunas La vacunación generalizada contra COVID-19 es esencial para nuestro regreso a una forma de vida más normal, pero no hay suficiente suministro para satisfacer la demanda. Las pautas estatales determinan la prioridad de las vacunas; hay más información disponible en https://covid19.ca.gov/es/vaccines/. En las cuatro semanas desde que llegaron las primeras dosis al condado de Lake, hemos ofrecido vacunas a la mayoría de las personas en la Fase 1A. Ahora estamos estableciendo clínicas de vacunación más grandes que pueden expandirse a medida que haya más vacunas disponibles; hasta ahora, solo recibimos entre 300 y 400 dosis por semana. Las personas elegibles para la Fase 1A que aún no han sido vacunadas, y los siguientes grupos de Fase 1B, Nivel 1, podrán recibir la vacuna a partir de la próxima semana: Maestros y personal escolar (citas programadas a través de cada distrito escolar) Personas de 65 años o más (comuníquese con su proveedor médico, los centros para personas mayores también se comunicarán con las personas vulnerables a las que atienden regularmente) Actualmente, Salud Pública no ofrece citas generales. Esperamos que eso cambie en las próximas semanas y agradecemos su paciencia. Las actualizaciones estarán disponibles en http://health.co.lake.ca.us/Coronavirus/Vaccines.htm. Debido a que el suministro ha sido impredecible, con un aviso muy limitado, las ubicaciones de las clínicas de vacunas se anunciarán cuando estén listas. Habrá al menos uno en cada lado del lago. Nadie será vacunado sin cita previa. Estamos comprometidos a hacer que la vacunación esté disponible para otros grupos lo más rápido posible; Los siguientes serán los servicios de emergencia, cuidado de niños, alimentos y trabajadores agrícolas. Recuerde, la actividad de COVID-19 está más extendida que nunca en el condado de Lake y continúa aumentando. Es probable que las próximas semanas sean las más difíciles de la pandemia. Por favor, tome precauciones adicionales. Gary Pace, MD, MPH

Community: Zoom Meeting Notification for the City of Lakeport Disaster Council Annual Review of the Local Hazard Mitigation Plan. The Disaster Council for the City of Lakeport is meeting to conduct the annual review of the Local Hazard Mitigation Plan. Meeting will be held Wednesday, January 13, 2021 2:00 PM-3:00 PM via Zoom. The agenda is included in this notification. ... Join from a PC, Mac, iPad, iPhone or Android device: Please click this URL to join. https://zoom.us/j/96998193491 Passcode: 026825 Or join by phone: Dial(for higher quality, dial a number based on your current location): US: +1 669 900 9128 or +1 346 248 7799 or +1 253 215 8782 or +1 312 626 6799 or +1 646 558 8656 or +1 301 715 8592 Webinar ID: 969 9819 3491 Passcode: 026825 International numbers available: https://zoom.us/u/adkpAs5BpK Contact Information: Michelle Humphrey Public Works 707-263-3578 [email protected] https://nixle.s3.amazonaws.com//user50559-1610392447-media1

COVID-19 Testing info for County of Lake, California Public Health - Lake County

Community: Lakeport PD Investigating Recent and On-going Illegal Hunting at Waste Water Treatment Facility Lakeport Public Works Department The Lakeport Police Department is currently investigating occurrences of Illegal Hunting at the Lakeport Waste Water Treatment Facility located on Linda Lane in South Lakeport. There has been an increase in this activity as reported by neighbors, who have heard gunshots, and facility workers, who have found evidence of this activity, especially during weekend days. Anyone with information about current or previous illegal hunting activities at that location is encouraged to contact the LPD @ 263-5491, option 1, and report it!! This crime is very serious and poses a significant danger to nearby residents.

Good morning! It always pays to be up and out early!

Saturday, January 9th, 2021 is National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day and we thank our officers for their unwavering commitment to the safety of our community over this past very challenging year. Please join in thanking them as well as all our other local officers, dispatchers, and support staff for what they sacrifice to keep our communities safe every day.

AGE PROGRESSION IMAGES OF MISSING PERSON STEVEN WILLIAM BRANSTON Date: September 22, 2016 The Lakeport Police Department (LPD) is continuing to investigate the case of missing person Steven William Branston who was reported missing in Lakeport, California in October 1996 but last known to be in Honolulu, Hawaii in August 1996. See more information on this case on our website www.lakeportpolice.org on the page Missing Persons Unsolved at http://cityoflakeport.com/departmen...ts/page.aspx In September of this year, the LPD worked with international Forensic Artist Diana Trepkov (Owner of Forensics by Diana http://www.forensicsbydiana.com/index.htm) to complete two hand drawn age progression images of Branston. These two images were based off two different known photographs of Branston when he was approximately 20 years old and intended to show what he may look like today at age 40. Both age progression images along with the two original photographs are attached to this release. Ms. Trepkov has been involved in 199 law enforcement cold cases throughout Canada and the United States and is experienced in numerous areas of forensic art including: Composite Drawings/Police Sketches, Postmortem Reconstruction, Surveillance Video Sketching, Facial Reconstruction of the Skull, Historical Facial Reconstruction and Age Progressions. Additionally, Ms. Trepkov has been a speaker at law enforcement conferences in both Canada and the United States, is an advocate for the homeless, missing persons and children and is the author of four books including: Faceless, Voiceless From Search to Closure, A Forensic Artist’s Inspirational Approach to the Missing and Unidentified. It is our hope that these new age progressed images will assist in generating leads to determine the whereabouts of Branston. Anyone with information is encouraged to contact Lakeport Police Detective Dale Stoebe or any other officer at 707-263-5491, by sending us a private message on our Facebook page @LakeportPolice or by sending us an anonymous message through Nixle on your cellular telephone by texting the words TIP LAKEPORT followed by your message to 888777. Anyone with information in Hawaii can call the Honolulu Police Department at 808-529-3111.

Available ICU capacity for our region, Northern California, increased again meaning no further COVID restrictions yet. https://covid19.ca.gov/stay-home-except-for-essential-nee/

Thank you Veterans!

Current COVID-19 testing availability for Lake County.

Anybody feel the earthquake at 7:03 AM? https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/map/

Due to short staffing at Lakeport Public Works Department, street sweeping will not take place in Lakeport this week. The regular schedule will resume next week beginning 11/16/2020. Thanks for your patience and understanding!

COVID-19 Update: Risk of Infection High in Lake County 2,000+ Doses of Vaccine Have Already Reached our County

Downtown Christmas Tree has been officially lighted up. Thanks Lakeport Main Street Association, Kiwanis Club of Lakeport, California and City of Lakeport. Catch the lightning on the Main Street page or better yet, go by Museum Park and see it.

Lake County, CA The County of Lake Health Services Department, Public Health Division, was saddened and troubled to learn of tragic recent deaths in Lake County that may have resulted from non-prescribed opiates or other drugs compromised, or laced, with an opioid pain management drug. Immediate concerns remain, and Lake County residents in possession of non-prescription drugs, and particularly MDMA, should not take them, as they may be laced.

Lakeport Christmas Tree Lighting 2020

Stolen Vehicle Increase in the City of Lakeport Since the start of this Fiscal Year (July 1, 2020), we are seeing a significant increase in vehicle thefts in the City of Lakeport over what we experienced in the last couple of years. As of last Friday after we had 4 vehicles stolen in one night, we hit a total of 16 vehicles stolen since July 1. Over the past two and one half years, our vehicle theft numbers are as follows:... July 1 2018-June 30-2019; Stolen 17/ recovered 10 (12 months) July 1, 2019-June 30, 2020; Stolen 27/ recovered 17 (12 months) July 1, 2020-Nov 9, 2020; Stolen 16/ recovered 15 (4 months) We want to remind our residents to take precautions to prevent their vehicles from being stolen. In some cases vehicles have been left unlocked with the keys inside. Here are some ways to prevent thefts: Close and lock all windows and doors when you park. Park in well-lit areas. Do not leave the area while your vehicle is running. Do not leave your keys in your vehicle. Always remove or place your valuables out of sight. The included graphic provides additional tips. Additionally we ask that the public report all suspicious activity and persons to us. We hear of examples where persons saw suspicious activity in a neighborhood including subjects checking door handles for unlocked vehicles but it was not reported at the times of occurrence. Getting reports of suspicious activity as it is happening gives us a better opportunity to prevent crime and apprehend offenders.

ICU bed % available for our region, per the current state report, is 20.9 % https://covid19.ca.gov/stay-home-except-for-essential-needs/

Late last night or early this morning we had four vehicles stolen from residences in the City of Lakeport. So far we have recovered three but this White 2000 Honda Civic 2 Door Hatch Back with California License Plate # 8FKP787 remains outstanding. We have information to believe that all four thefts are related. If you see this vehicle or have information on the thefts please contact us.

City of Lakeport: Community Engagement The City of Lakeport now has an additional Nixle community engagement system. For many years the Lakeport Police Department has used this system to provide emergency alerts or other important community information to the public. The city system is connected with and has similar capabilities as the police system but will primarily be used to send important community notices to our residents, businesses and the public via email addresses... only. These messages may include information about infrastructure project status, street or utility work, Public Safety Power Shutoffs, meeting notices, status of city parks or other important city business that the public should be aware of. If you are already subscribed to receive messages via email from the Lakeport Police Department you do not need to take any additional action to receive city messages. If you are not signed up to receive city or police messages from us, go to https://local.nixle.com/register/ If you do not wish to receive community email messages from the City of Lakeport or the Lakeport Police Department, but do want to receive Emergency Advisories or Alerts only you can configure and adjust your settings to opt out through your Nixle account. This is part of a continuing effort to engage the community and give businesses, residents and visitors important information about the City of Lakeport’s work. For additional information about the City of Lakeport check our website at www.cityoflakeport.com We also maintain various social media sites through the city and police department, including FaceBook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, and Nextdoor.

This Post has been updated, information is current as of 5:15pm Friday, November 5. NOVEMBER 3, 2020 GENERAL ELECTION OFFICIAL CANVASS BALLOTS REMAINING TO ...BE COUNTED Please be aware that the November 3, 2020 Election Results ARE NOT final. Below please find the number of ballots remaining to be counted as of November 5, 2020 during the 28-day Official Canvass period: Vote-by-Mail (VBM) ballots received through Election Day, November 3rd: 9,983 VBM ballots received on November 4th: 232 VBM ballots received on November 5th: 73 Vote-by-Mail ballots dropped off at the Polls on Election Day: 4,344 Provisional & Conditional Ballots voted at the Polls on Election Day: 2,950 Provisional & Conditional Ballots voted at the Elections Office: 159 Vote-by-Mail ballots that require further review for various reasons: 529 GRAND TOTAL: 18,270 NOTE: Newly enacted law, Elections Code section 3020(d), changed the deadline for elections officials to receive vote-by-mail ballots returned by mail for the November 3,2020 General Election. It allows County Elections Official to count a vote-by-mail ballot if it is POSTMARKED on or before Election Day and delivered to the elections office by the US Postal Service or a private mail delivery company no later than seventeen (17) days after Election Day (November 20, 2020). OFFICIAL CANVASS AND VOTE-BY-MAIL PROCESSING There are many checks and balances when certifying the election results. The process of certifying election results, also known as the official canvass, is mandated by state law to make sure the public can have confidence in the integrity of the final results. Unofficial results have no bearing on the final outcome of the races and contests. Only final certified results will impact the races and contests. Staff members are working very diligently on completing all tasks required to certify the election. Vote by Mail ballots, each voter’s returned vote-by-mail ballot envelope must be examined by staff to see if the signature matches the voter’s signature on file as well as the voter’s residence address. After the VBM voter’s information has been entered and proofed; the VBM envelopes have to be sorted by voting precinct. Staff must verify the number of VBM’s processed by voting precinct before the envelopes can be opened. Once staff balances, the envelopes can be opened. Once the ballots are removed, staff must count the number of ballots and the number of envelopes in order to make sure that all of the ballots are removed from the envelopes to be counted. Polls Provisional Ballots are cast at the Polling Places on Election Day. Some of the reasons a voter is issued a Provisional Ballot: The voter’s name is listed on the Active Voter Roster List as a Vote-by-Mail Voter and the voter is unable to surrender his/her VBM ballot in order to be issued a polls ballot. The voter’s name is not printed in the Roster-Index, has moved and did not re-register to vote at his/her new residence address. A voter is voting in the wrong voting precinct and not his/her assigned voting precinct. A first time voter who is required to provide ID, but is unable to do so. The voter’s eligibility to vote cannot be determined by the poll worker. Conditional Voter Ballots issued to a person personally visiting either the Lake County Registrar of Voters or a voting precinct no later than the close of the polls (prior to 8:00 p.m.) on Election Day. These voters are Lake County residents who missed the regular voter registration deadline of November 19th but they still have the option to vote in an Election by conditionally registering to vote and casting a conditional ballot (same day voter registration). Voters that were able to surrender their vote-by-mail ballot, were allowed to sign the Roster-Index and were issued a ballot at their assigned polling place, and then their voted ballot was deposited into the ballot box. After the polls closed, the voted precinct ballots were returned to the Courthouse and counted on Election Night. In addition, all of the Roster-Indexes must also be examined for errors or omissions. Staff checks the Ballot Statement including the number of returned voted ballots against the number of voter’s who signed the Roster-Index. Provisional and Conditional voter signatures also need to match the number of voter Provisional and Conditional Ballots. Once this done, staff must enter voter history from each of the Roster-Indexes and record it into the voting system as voter history. Original Post: NOVEMBER 3, 2020 GENERAL ELECTION OFFICIAL CANVASS BALLOTS REMAINING TO BE COUNTED An important message from Lake County’s Registrar of Voters, Maria Valadez, issued to the media at 5:52pm. Please be aware that the November 3, 2020 Election Results ARE NOT final. Below please find the number of ballots remaining to be counted as of November 5, 2020 during the 28-day Official Canvass period: Vote-by-Mail (VBM) ballots received through Election Day, November 3rd: 9,947 VBM ballots received on November 4th: 232 VBM ballots received on November 5th: 73 Vote-by-Mail ballots dropped off at the Polls on Election Day: 4,344 Provisional & Conditional Ballots voted at the Polls on Election Day: 2,950 Provisional & Conditional Ballots voted at the Elections Office: 159 Vote-by-Mail ballots that require further review for various reasons: 529 GRAND TOTAL: 18,270 NOTE: Newly enacted law, Elections Code section 3020(d), changed the deadline for elections officials to receive vote-by-mail ballots returned by mail for the November 3,2020 General Election. It allows County Elections Official to count a vote-by-mail ballot if it is POSTMARKED on or before Election Day and delivered to the elections office by the US Postal Service or a private mail delivery company no later than seventeen (17) days after Election Day (November 20, 2020). OFFICIAL CANVASS AND VOTE-BY-MAIL PROCESSING There are many checks and balances when certifying the election results. The process of certifying election results, also known as the official canvass, is mandated by state law to make sure the public can have confidence in the integrity of the final results. Unofficial results have no bearing on the final outcome of the races and contests. Only final certified results will impact the races and contests. Staff members are working very diligently on completing all tasks required to certify the election. Vote by Mail ballots, each voter’s returned vote-by-mail ballot envelope must be examined by staff to see if the signature matches the voter’s signature on file as well as the voter’s residence address. After the VBM voter’s information has been entered and proofed; the VBM envelopes have to be sorted by voting precinct. Staff must verify the number of VBM’s processed by voting precinct before the envelopes can be opened. Once staff balances, the envelopes can be opened. Once the ballots are removed, staff must count the number of ballots and the number of envelopes in order to make sure that all of the ballots are removed from the envelopes to be counted. Polls Provisional Ballots are cast at the Polling Places on Election Day. Some of the reasons a voter is issued a Provisional Ballot: The voter’s name is listed on the Active Voter Roster List as a Vote-by-Mail Voter and the voter is unable to surrender his/her VBM ballot in order to be issued a polls ballot. The voter’s name is not printed in the Roster-Index, has moved and did not re-register to vote at his/her new residence address. A voter is voting in the wrong voting precinct and not his/her assigned voting precinct. A first time voter who is required to provide ID, but is unable to do so. The voter’s eligibility to vote cannot be determined by the poll worker. Conditional Voter Ballots issued to a person personally visiting either the Lake County Registrar of Voters or a voting precinct no later than the close of the polls (prior to 8:00 p.m.) on Election Day. These voters are Lake County residents who missed the regular voter registration deadline of November 19th but they still have the option to vote in an Election by conditionally registering to vote and casting a conditional ballot (same day voter registration). Voters that were able to surrender their vote-by-mail ballot, were allowed to sign the Roster-Index and were issued a ballot at their assigned polling place, and then their voted ballot was deposited into the ballot box. After the polls closed, the voted precinct ballots were returned to the Courthouse and counted on Election Night. In addition, all of the Roster-Indexes must also be examined for errors or omissions. Staff checks the Ballot Statement including the number of returned voted ballots against the number of voter’s who signed the Roster-Index. Provisional and Conditional voter signatures also need to match the number of voter Provisional and Conditional Ballots. Once this done, staff must enter voter history from each of the Roster-Indexes and record it into the voting system as voter history.

Scammers just called our station claiming our iCloud account was breached and wanting to help us get it fixed. If anyone else in the area is getting these calls today, this is a total SCAM with crooks trying to steal your private identification or financial information. BEWARE and have a great day!

Free Drive-Up Flu Shots: Please call Public Health - Lake County at 707-263-1090 to schedule an appointment.

We thank and commend our Retiring Police Volunteer Jean Patti for her 19 years of service to Lake County law enforcement. Jean served 10 years with us and previous to that 9 years with the Lake County Sheriff’s Office.

Please join us in giving a BIG THANKS to Susie Q's Donuts & Espresso for making a $500 donation to the Lake Family Resource Center Domestic Violence Program today! This donation was a result of their Purple Domestic Violence Awareness donuts sold in October - thanks to community members who helped by purchasing them.

Today’s update of the COVID-19 data page from Public Health - Lake County: Tuesday 11.3.2020 734 Overall cases (+3) 76 Active cases (+1) 641 Recovered ca...ses (+2) 17 Deaths (no change) 2 patient currently hospitalized (-1) 45 patients ever hospitalized (no change) Visit http://health.co.lake.ca.us/Coronavirus/COVID-19_Data.htm for all the updated data and more resources, including demographic info and Lake County metric data. See more

Today’s update of the COVID-19 data page from Public Health - Lake County: Monday 11.2.2020 731 Overall cases (+4) 75 Active cases (+1) 639 Recovered cas...es (+4) 17 Deaths (-1 correction of misreported death) 3 patient currently hospitalized (-1) 45 patients ever hospitalized (+2) Visit http://health.co.lake.ca.us/Coronavirus/COVID-19_Data.htm for all the updated data and more resources, including demographic info and Lake County metric data. See more