March 19, 2021—
Four Corners Health Department COVID-19 Weekly Update
On Friday, March 19, the Four Corners Risk Dial has been reset and stays at 1.38. For the next week, the dial remains in the Yellow: Moderate COVID-19 Risk Level. Public health recommendations and the COVID-19 dashboard are posted on our website at www.fourcorners.ne.gov.
In the past 2 days (March 18-19), there were 17 new cases of COVID-19 reported in the District:
- York County had 8 new cases for a total of 1,690.
- Seward County added 4 new cases for 1,886 cases total.
- Polk County had 3 new cases for 576 total cases.
- Butler County increased by 2 cases to a total of 840.
As of March 19, the total cumulative number of COVID-19 cases in the Four Corners District is 4,992. There were 67 new cases in the previous 14 days, with 40 of those cases recorded in the past 7 days.
Over the prior 7 days (March 13 – 19), the totals for each county are as follows:
- Butler County—7
- Polk County—5
- Seward County—11
- York County–17
For cases occurring March 13-19 the age breakdown was:
AGE #Cases %
0-12 1 3
Teens 2 5
20s 7 17
30s 5 12
40s 3 7
50s 10 25
60s 9 22
70s 1 3
80s 1 3
90s 1 3
TOTAL 40 100
The Four Corners Health District will be completing Phase 1B of COVID vaccinations in the upcoming week (March 22-28) and transitioning into Phase 2 of vaccinations.
For questions about the local situation regarding the COVID-19 virus or vaccinations, please contact Four Corners at 402-362-2621 or visit the website at www.fourcorners.ne.gov. We urge everyone in our Four Corners District to register to be vaccinated against COVID at vaccinate.ne.gov.