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Friday, July 18, 2025 at 4:59 AM

County COVID Numbers: Current Active Positives Up to 13

No hospitalizations among active cases
  • Source: Churchill County
County COVID Numbers: Current Active Positives Up to 13
Photo caption: Drive-through testing is conducted at the Churchill County fairgrounds.

Fallon, NV –  Additional positive COVID tests were reported to local officials this morning, bringing the total number of current active positives in Churchill County to 13.

New cases include a female under 10, a female in her 20s, a female in her 30s and a male in his 30s. No active positive cases have been hospitalized and all have been directed to quarantine at home. No additional case information will be released due to privacy concerns.

Since March, the State of Nevada has improved their data collection and reporting to a point that it is more accurate in regard to total tests performed than what county officials can gather on their own.  While Churchill County’s positive COVID case numbers have been absolutely accurate, the county has struggled of late to receive consistent reports on all testing done within the county by our various healthcare entities. Now, Churchill County is receiving current and accurate information on total number of tests performed here by all entities from the state.

Moving forward, Churchill County will report total tests (as reflected on the state website) including total positives since March, current active positives, total asymptomatic positives since March, recoveries, deaths, and total number of COVID tests performed (symptomatic and asymptomatic).

Those numbers for today are:

  • Total Positives (since March): 23
  • Current Active Positives: 13
  • Total Asymptomatic Positives (since March): 8
  • Recoveries: 9
  • Deaths: 1
  • Total Tests Performed: 2,744

Churchill County officials continue to urge county residents and businesses to practice social distancing and mask requirements as outlined by the Governor’s Office. People in vulnerable populations and those who need to take extra precautions, as defined by the CDC, should strongly consider sheltering in place and limiting in-person social interaction.

For those wanting a free drive-through COVID test, they are held regularly at the Churchill County fairgrounds. Please call (775)423-6695, option 2, to learn the current schedule and make an appointment.

 

 

 

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