Three more people have tested positive for novel coronavirus, COVID-19, in Clark County. One of the cases has died.
These latest cases bring the total number of COVID-19 cases in Clark County to 13, including four deaths.
One case is a man in his 50s. He had close contact with a confirmed case in Clark County and was quarantined. He is recovering at home.
The second new case is a man in his 80s. He was hospitalized and tested for COVID-19 last week. He died March 19.
Another person has tested positive for novel coronavirus, COVID-19, in Clark County. The total number of COVID-19 cases in Clark County is now 10.
The case is a man in his 70s. He had contact with a confirmed case in Clark County and was quarantined. He is recovering at home.
Public Health will update the number of positive tests by 11 am daily. Visit the novel coronavirus website for updates.
Three people have tested positive for novel coronavirus, COVID-19, in Clark County. These new cases bring the total number of COVID-19 cases in Clark County to nine.
One case is a woman in her 80s. She had contact with a confirmed case in Clark County and was quarantined when she developed symptoms. By following quarantine instructions, she did not expose others. She is currently hospitalized.
The second new case is a woman in her 40s. She had no known contact with a confirmed case. She is quarantined and recovering at home.
Vancouver, Wash. – In keeping with the social distancing protocols in place to slow the spread of the COVID-19 virus, the Clark County Councilors have made several changes to their public meetings.
The public hearing scheduled for 6 pm Tuesday, March 24 will be held in the sixth-floor training room in the Public Service Center, 1300 Franklin St. Council members will be present for the hearing. However the meeting will be closed to the public. CVTV will continue to stream hearings live on its website www.cvtv.org and on Channel 23.
Vancouver, Wash. – Two people have tested positive for novel coronavirus, COVID-19, in Clark County. These new cases bring the total number of COVID-19 cases in Clark County to six.
One case is a woman in her 60s. She has no known contact with a confirmed case. She is quarantined and recovering at home.
The other case is a man in his 70s. He has no known contact with a confirmed case. He is quarantined and recovering at home.
Vancouver, Wash.
Vancouver, Wash. – The Superior Court on Monday, March 16 modified its operations to increase the safety of court participants and staff. In its continued response to increase safety, the Superior Court Bench met Tuesday, March 17 and updated those modifications.
The Clark County Courthouse, Juvenile Courthouse and Family Law Annex facilities remain open with the following changes beginning March 18:
Vancouver, Wash. – Clark County Auditor Greg Kimsey today announced that the Auto License office at 1408 Franklin St. will close for in-person services beginning at noon today, March 18.
The closure is due to concerns regarding the COVID-19 virus. The Auditor will re-evaluate on April 13 to determine a date to re-open the office.
“The safety of our customers and staff is my utmost concern,” said Auditor Kimsey. “This closure will help us follow the social distancing guidelines that are so important in our community right now.”
A third Clark County COVID-19 patient died late Tuesday evening.
The patient – a man in his 70s – was the first confirmed COVID-19 case in Clark County. He did not have any recent travel or known contact with a confirmed case.
He had been hospitalized at Oregon Health & Science University in Portland.
“It’s a tragedy that we’ve lost another member of our community to COVID-19,” said Dr. Alan Melnick, Clark County health officer and Public Health director. “We send our deepest condolences to his family.”
Vancouver, Wash. – Due to the concerns regarding the COVID 19 virus, the Clark County Permit Center today announced that the Permit Center lobby on the first floor of the of the Public Service Center, 1300 Franklin St. will be closed to the public beginning Wednesday, March 18, 2020.
“We will re-evaluate the closure by April 1 to determine a date to reopen the Permit Center to customers,” said Mike Curtis, Permit Center manager.
