From March 19, when St. Croix County recorded its first confirmed COVID case, through September 30, the county reported a total of 960 cases, an average of 4 per day.
Since October 1, St. Croix County reported an additional 2,847 cases, an average of 56 per day.
During the past week (November 14-20), the county has averaged 82 cases per day.
The outbreak in Wisconsin spiraled beyond control weeks ago, with rates of new cases that are consistently among the country’s worst. Tests are often scarce, the governor has begged people to stay home and all but one of Wisconsin’s 72 counties faced “critically high” case activity on Thursday, the state’s highest level of concern. Week after week, the state shatters records for cases, hospitalizations and deaths, said Dr. Ben Weston, the director of medical services for the Milwaukee County Office of Emergency Management. Desperate pleas from officials, even as the United States surpassed 250,000 deaths from the virus, do little to stop the spread.
Related posts:
Statewide
Wisconsin COVID cases mapped and graphed. (updated daily)
Regionally
Langland and Lincoln countiesMilwaukee, Racine, Kenosha, Walworth, and Waukesha counties. Vilas and Oneida counties. Probably not a good idea to go about your usual business in Oneida and Vilas counties. (8/20/2020)
Individual counties
Brown County. GET ME REWRITE: 5 white guys don't get their way on the Green Bay Common Council. (7/22/2020)
Chippewa County. Wisconsin News: Chippewa County public health director favors mask requirement, and so should all county residents. (7/22/2020)
Chippewa County. Chippewa Falls Public Library plays it safe and closes due to steep surge in new virus cases. (11/18/2020)
Clark County. Even more reasons to fear the virus. (11/15/2020)
Dodge County. GOP leader Scott Fitzgerald wants Wisconsin Senate to strike down mask order as COVID-19 cases spike in his home county. (8/8/2020)
Douglas County. City of Superior City Council to residents: #WearADamnMask. (7/23/2020)
Eau Claire County. Public library closes over concern for public safety. (11/19/2020)
Grant County. Dear Sheriff Dreckman, Please find a job where mimicking GOP talking points is the only job qualification. (10/1/2020)
Iron County. Wisconsin coronavirus hot spot. (7/27/2020)
Jackson County. Republicans in Jackson County Wisconsin shocked to learn virus didn't 'just disappear' after the election. (10/4/2020)
Jefferson County. Covidiots on parade at Jefferson County Board of Supervisors meeting. (7/28/2020)
Marinette County. Covidiots rule the day in Marinette County. (8/14/2020)
Oconto County. Covidiots rule the day in Oconto County. (8/14/2020)
Pepin County. In one week, Pepin County Wisconsin went from a 13.8 to 206.6 positive Covid test rate per 100,000 people. (7/13/2020)
Polk County. Covidiots throw hissy fit over #wearamask. (8/25/2020)
Polk County. Republicans shocked to learn that virus didn't disappear after Election Day. (11/11/2020)
Racine County. GET ME REWRITE. Face masks: Response to public health crisis or political litmus test? Racine County Sheriff flips off Tony Evers. (8/2/2020)
Rusk County. Wakes up to the reality of Covid. (11/12/2020)
Sauk County. Covidiots on parade at Sauk County Board of Supervisors meeting (chapter 2). (7/25/2020)
Sauk County. Baraboo Public Library reopens as coronavirus cases spike in Sauk County. (8/14/2020)
Shawano County. County Sheriff protects constitutional rights white the county is aflame with the virus. (10/4/2020)
Taylor County. On fire with the virus, but people there still smile for the birdie -- maskless.. (11/20/2020)
Waukesha County. The Sonny Boy chronicles. (8/18/2020)
Waukesha County. Menomonee Falls Public Library temporarily closes due to staff shortage. (11/18/2020)
Waukesha County. In denial over the virus. (11/20/2020)
Wood County. Dear Wood County residents, It's not a time for complacency. Best, Retiring Guy. (7/11/2020)
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