Updated July 28, 2020

Since the state’s first documented case on March 1st, Coronavirus (COVID-19) has spread to all corners of New York State. As of state reporting through July 27th there were 412,878 confirmed cases of COVID19 in New York in all 62 of the state’s counties.  There are now 36,126 confirmed cases in the 52 counties of Upstate New York, including 3,549 confirmed cases in the 12 Adirondack Park counties:

The Cuomo Administration started re-opening parts of New York State around Memorial Day Weekend. Over the last five weeks, COVID-19 levels in the North Country and Adirondack Park have slowed or dropped. Total cases of new infection is almost all counties, with the exception of Oneida County, have slowed. Hospitalizations and ICU rates have dropped.

New York’s reopening is contingent on wearing facemasks in public, social distancing, and practicing self-defense through distancing, use of sanitizers and frequent hand washing.

The Adirondack Park and North Country remains the area of New York State with the lowest levels of COVID-19 infections. 
 
The Adirondack Park is chopped into three regions by the state: North Country, Capital, and Mohawk Valley. The State of New York is using a series of indicators to monitor the public health impacts of reopening through 10 different regions across the state. Click here to see the “dashboard” for information about these indicators. Click here to see the performance of each region. Click here to see regional hospitalization rates.
 
Changes in COVID-19 Rates from Memorial Day to June 29, 2020
 
These two charts provide information on changes in COVID-19 cases, deaths, testing and hospitalizations and ICU admittances in the five weeks from Memorial Day to June 29, 2020
 
 
 
COVID-19 Confirmed Cases as on June 29, 2020

As of June 30th, there were 3,549  confirmed cases in the 12 Adirondack Park counties:

Clinton County – 123 positive cases 
Essex – 55
Franklin – 47
Fulton – 270
Hamilton – 7
Herkimer – 236
Lewis – 34
Oneida – 2,028
Saratoga – 691
St. Lawrence – 258
Warren – 298
Washington – 254

For long-term trends of confirmed COVID19 cases in NYS:
 
March 1st: 1
April 1st: 2,349
May 1st: 312,977
June 1st: 358,154
July 1st: 394,954
August 1st: 
 
The chart below is for the documented infection levels in New York State. The first coronavirus case in New York State was confirmed in Westchester County on March 1st. As of June 29th, there were 394,079 confirmed cases in the state (source: NYSDOH):
 
County Confirmed Cases 5/21 Confirmed Cases 7/27
Albany 1,756 2,468
Allegany 44 74
Bronx 43,766 49,422
Broome 468 992
Cattaraugus 74 153
Cayuga 73 140
Chautauqua 63 219
Chemung 135 160
Chenango 118 203
Clinton 94 123
Columbia 356 504
Cortland 37 89
Delaware 72 99
Dutchess 3,767 4,447
Erie 5,397 8.364
Essex 36 55
Franklin 19 47
Fulton 189 270
Genesee 189 266
Greene 215 283
Hamilton 5 7
Herkimer 95 236
Jefferson 72 128
Kings 53,639 61,110
Lewis 19 34
Livingston 114 162
Madison 297 391
Manhattan (New York) 25,672 30,280
Monroe 2,601 4,632
Montgomery 77 152
Nassau 39,608 43,059
Niagara 897 1,424
Oneida 828 2.028
Onondaga 1,828 3,419
Ontario 180 345
Orange 10,142 11,024
Orleans 175 290
Oswego 96 239
Otsego 67 105
Putnam 1,187 1,412
Queens 60,236 67,739
Rensselaer 460 690
Richmond 13,171 14,698
Rockland 12,905 13,845
Saratoga 448 691
Schenectady 645 998
Schoharie 49 68
Schuyler 11 20
Seneca 54 84
St. Lawrence 195 258
Steuben 240 289
Suffolk 38,672 43,024
Sullivan 1,287 1,476
Tioga 118 180
Tompkins 147 225
Ulster 1,595 1,942
Warren 246 298
Washington 224 254
Wayne 104 243
Westchester 32,767 35,838
Wyoming 79 111
Yates 34 52
Total Confirmed Cases 358,154 412,878
 
 
COVID-19 Confirmed Deaths as on June 29, 2020
 
For long-term trends of confirmed COVID19 deaths in NYS:
 
March 1st: 0
April 1st: 2,041
May 1st: 18,610
June 1st: 23,959
July 1st: 24,866
 
The chart below is for documented deaths in New York State by county of residence. As of June 29th, there were 24,259 COVID19 deaths in the state, with 1,986 in Upstate New York (source: NYSDOH). This number does not include the more than 6,000 deaths that New York City lists the cause of death as “probable” due to COVID19.
 
County Confirmed Deaths (residents) 6/29
Albany 109
Allegany 2
Bronx 3,317
Broome 58
Cattaraugus 6
Cayuga 2
Chautauqua 3
Chemung 2
Chenango 6
Clinton 4
Columbia 47
Cortland 1
Delaware 4
Dutchess 151
Erie 572
Essex 0
Franklin 0
Fulton 24
Genesee 5
Greene 13
Hamilton 1
Herkimer 3
Jefferson 5,008
Kings 5
Lewis 5
Livingston 4
Madison 9
Manhattan 2,064
Monroe 245
Montgomery 4
Nassau 2,183
Niagara 85
Oneida 94
Onondaga 167
Ontario 26
Orange 403
Orleans 54
Oswego 3
Otsego 4
Putnam 63
Queens 5,046
Rensselaer 32
Richmond 744
Rockland 506
Saratoga 15
Schenectady 35
Schoharie 2
Schuyler 0
Seneca 1
St. Lawrence 3
Steuben 29
Suffolk 1,981
Sullivan 35
Tioga 19
Tompkins 0
Ulster 81
Warren 30
Washington 14
Wayne 2
Westchester 1,425
Wyoming 5
Yates 6
Non-NYS 102
Total Confirmed Deaths 24,866