The state of Florida is no longer releasing data daily and instead switched to weekly reports on June 4, 2021, and biweekly in March 2022.
The state is again providing weekly data for deaths and cases, including for counties, with running totals for each year.
State deaths: 95,478, which is 72 increase; week ago 63 increase, least since 56 11 weeks ago; 103 four weeks ago; 196 nine weeks ago; 298 12 weeks ago, most since went to weekly reports October 2023; 508 30 weeks ago for two weeks (254 weekly), most since 584 Feb. 17; 69 44 weeks ago (34.5 weekly), lowest since went to biweekly reports March 27, 2022, and weekly on June 4, 2021; 1,167 (504 weekly) March 26, 2022; weekly record high 2,468 Sept. 17, 2021. 67 occurred in past week.
Year by year: 23,344 in 2020, 39,866 in 2021, 21,290 in 2022, 8,434 in 2023, 2,544 in 2024
State cases: 8,057,150 total, which 2,228, least since 358 March 13, 2020; 2,443 past wee; 2,389 two weeks ago; 17,328 13 weeks ago, most since 19,042 Sept. 1, 2023; 23,979 Aug. 25.
Year by year: 1,317,388 in 2020; 2,933,997 in 2021; 3,071,865 in 2022; 582,990 in 2023, 150,910 in 2024
County deaths
Palm Beach County 6,690 total (1,969 in 2020, 2,394 in 2021, 1,522 in 2022, 608 in 2023, 197 in 2024)
Martin County 905 total (211 in 2020, 312 in 2021, 223 in 2022, 111 in 2023, 48 in 2024)
St. Lucie County 1,570 total (413 in 2020, 637 in 2021, 334 in 2022, 138 in 2023, 48 in 2024)
Indian River County 874 total (173 in 2020, 399 in 2021, 177 in 2022, 92 in 2023, 33 in 2024)
Okeechobee County 223 total (59 in 2020, 102 in 2021, 38 in 2022, 18 in 2023, 6 in 2024)
Broward County 7,294 total (1,991 in 2020, 3,064 in 2021, 1,541 in 2022, 562 in 2023, 136 in 2024)
Miami-Dade County 13,114 (4,509 in 2020, 4,906 in 2021, 2,674 in 2023, 804 in 2023, 221 in 2024)
County weekly cases:
Palm Beach County past week 147 previous week 154
Martin County past week 12, previous week 23
St. Lucie County past week 37, previous week 42
Indian River County past week 31, previous week 26
Okeechobee County past week 6, previous week 6
Broward County past week 212, previous week 195
Miami-Dade County past week 363, previous week 330
County total cases
Palm Beach County 515,540 total (82,616 in 2020, 190,959 in 2021, 190,738 in 2022, 40,432 in 2023, 10,795 in 2024)
Martin County 44,860 total (7,487 in 2020, 14,473 in 2021, 17,062 in 2022, 4,512, in 2023, 1,326 in 2024)
St. Lucie County 104,098 total (14,654 in 2020, 38,956 in 2021, 39,421 in 2022, 8,626 in 2023, 2,441 in 2024)
Indian River County 46,550 total (7,016 in 2020, 16,734 in 2021, 17,650 in 2022, 4,104 in 2023, 1,046 in 2024)
Okeechobee County 13,515 total (2,458 in 2020, 5,357 in 2021, 4,371 in 2022, 927 in 202, 402 in 2024)
Broward County 815,879 total (137,664 in 2020, 314,143 in 2021, 300,247 in 2022, 51,322 in 2023, 12,503 in 2024)
Miami-Dade County 1,622,442 (296,618 in 2020, 576,900 in 2021, 627,760 in 2023, 97,937 in 2023, 23,227 in 2024)
As of May 11, 2023, weekly cases, testing, transmission data will no longer be available. For death data, CDC has transitioned to displaying provisional COVID-19 deaths reported to the National Center for Health Statistics.
Deaths: Florida 83,180 most recent figure by National Center for Health Statistics, 18 weekly, 28 week ago. U.S. 184 weekly, least since 60 March 14, 2020; 347 week ago; 2,340 Jan. 20,
Cases: Florida 7,542,869 most recent figure. U.S. 77,294 weekly most recent figure.
Tests: Florida 66,752,370 through April 28. Florida 69,708 (9,958 daily).
Vaccinations: As of April 20, 22.6% of adults reported having received an updated 2023-24 COVID-19 vaccine. As of April 20, 14.0% of children reported having received an updated 2023-24 COVID-19 vaccine.
Hospitalizations: Hospitals no longer are required to report COIVD-19 admissions as of May 1.
Florida 308 through April 27 with coronavirus, least since record-keeping began July 202, according to Department of Health and Human Services; week ago 344; 1,701 Jan. 13, most since 1,712 Sept. 16, 2023; Aug. 6, 2022 4,101. Record high 15,896 Aug. 21, 2021. Texas first with 522, California second with 490, New York third with 399, North Carolina fifth with 195, Pennsylvania sixth tie with 158, Illinois sixth tie with 158, Georgia eighth with 144, Michigan ninth with 140, Massachusetts 10th with 129, Virginia 11th with 104, Tennessee 12th with 86, Washington 13th with 85. Wyoming least with 2, Alaska next with 3, Vermont next with 4, Montana next with 9, Hawaii next tied with 20.
U.S. hospitalizations 4,604 through April 20, least since record-keeping began Aug. 8, 2020; week ago 5,293; Jan. 6 30,029, most since 32,014 Jan. 21, 2023. Record 145,627 Jan. 22, 2022 during omicron peak. High during delta peak 93,582 Sept. 4, 2021.
Updated through May 5, 2024
