For the third week in a row, you are recommended to wear a mask inside most buildings, stay up-to-date with your vaccinations, get tested if you show symptoms, and take additional precautions if you are considered at risk in Door County.
Thursday’s release of the state’s COVID-19 community levels marked the third straight week Door County was placed at the high level. The metric is based on the number of new cases and hospitalizations and the current number of hospital beds occupied by COVID-positive people. Earlier this week, the Door County Public Health Department announced 59 new cases of COVID-19 out of 114 tests, in addition to two more deaths and three hospitalizations. Kewaunee County remained at the medium COVID-19 community level. They announced last Friday 39 additional cases but no new hospitalizations or deaths.
