COVID-19 Clusters Closing in Sedgwick County

(Sedgwick County, Kan.) – As of today, three clusters (two businesses and one church) are no longer active and considered closed. These three clusters accounted for 26 COVID-19 cases.  There are seven clusters of COVID-19 still active in the community.

A cluster is considered active until all cases have been recovered for at least two consecutive 14-day periods.

Cumulatively, there are 27 cases associated with the churches clusters; 129 cases associated with the long-term care clusters; there are 25 cases linked to the business clusters; and 53 cases related to the correctional facility cluster.

The Sedgwick County Health Department’s COVID-19 data dashboard is updated to reflect current cluster data. Learn more at www.sedgwickcounty.org.

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About Sedgwick County

The mission of Sedgwick County is to cultivate a healthy, safe, and welcoming community through exceptional public services, effective partnerships, and dedicated employees. Named for Civil War hero, Major General John Sedgwick of the Union Army, Sedgwick County celebrates its 150^th anniversary in 2020. The 2020 Adopted Budget of $457.4 million focuses resources on health and human services, public safety, and general government services.