25 additional COVID-19 cases, 127 recoveries reported
COVID-19 Dashboard is back
March 30, 2021. Reno/Sparks, NV – The Regional Information Center is reporting 25 additional COVID-19 cases in Washoe County and 127 recoveries. No additional COVID-19-related deaths were reported.
The COVID-19 dashboard has been relaunched and is live on our COVID19Washoe.com website. We thank you for your patience as we updated data feeds. There are no visible changes to the dashboard. The data feeds now allow for adjustments retroactively if it’s determined a case resides outside Washoe County. You can view the full dashboard here.
The COVID-19 vaccine is free and is available to those who work certain segments of the frontline/essential workforce and those 16 years and older with an underlying health condition. Learn more.
- Total COVID-19 cases in Washoe County: 44,093 (+25)
- Deaths: 660 (+0)
- Recovered: 41,512 (+127)
- Active cases: 1,921 (-102)
- Hospitalized with COVID-19: 23 (-2)
- Positivity rate: 5.2%
- Vaccines administered in Washoe County: 197,644 (+0 from 3/29; 31.95% of Washoe County population 16+ have had vaccinations initiated)
- Washoe County residents fully vaccinated: 79,175 (20.68% of Washoe County population 16+)
- Vaccines administered by Washoe County Health District: 88,818 (+2,139 from 3/29)
*Hospitalization data is from Nevada Hospital Association.
*Washoe County COVID-19 Vaccine Data can be found on the State of Nevada dashboard, here.
*Vaccine data from the Washoe County Health District can be found here.
COVID-19 tests performed in Washoe County
- Total number of COVID-19 tests performed in Washoe County as of March 30: 406,311 (+597 since 3/29)
Note: These figures are provided by the State of Nevada and can be found on the State Dashboard. COVID-19 tests may include non-Washoe County residents who were tested in Washoe County.
Hospital bed and ventilator information
According to the Nevada Hospital Association, in Washoe County as of March 30:
- 60 percent of all licensed hospital beds are occupied (+0% since 3/29)
- 63 percent staffed hospital beds are occupied (+0%)
- 45 percent of all Intensive Care Unit beds are occupied (+4%)
- 20 percent of all ventilators are in use (-10%)
NOTE: Numbers are for all hospital patients in Washoe County and not just COVID-19 patients.
Health District urges eligible employers to share COVID-19 vaccine info with employees
Do you work for a frontline/essential workforce and are eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine? Learn more about a searchable tool to see if you or your business is eligible and how to get the vaccine. See press release.
Need a COVID-19 test? It’s easy to sign up and it’s free
COVID-19 testing is still available at the Livestock Events Center and can be scheduled online here (en español aqui) or by calling 775-328-2427. It’s free and it does not matter if you have symptoms or not.
Sign up for the COVID Trace App
COVID Trace is a contact tracing mobile app developed by the Nevada Department of Health and Human Services that uses a technology called the Exposure Notifications System from Google and Apple. The app exchanges anonymous information with other phones in your vicinity and can notify you if you’ve come in contact with someone who has tested positive for COVID-19.See more here.
The COVID-19 Regional Information Center is working together to deliver COVID-19 community updates in a unified manner. While press releases are only sent periodically for significant events, you can always get daily results on our website, https://covid19washoe.com/, our COVID-19 Dashboard or by following us on Twitter @COVID19Washoe. The entities include: City of Reno, City of Sparks, North Lake Tahoe Fire Protection District, Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe, Regional Transportation Commission, REMSA, Reno Sparks Indian Colony, Reno Police Department, Reno Fire Department, Truckee Meadows Fire Protection District, University of Nevada, Reno, Washoe County, Washoe County Health District, Washoe County School District and Washoe County Sheriff’s Office. Also in the group are the area hospitals, Northern Nevada Medical Center, Renown Health and Saint Mary’s.