Testing, Hospitalizations and Deaths Data
In March 2022, Door County Public Health adopted a new set of Covid-19 activity levels based on new guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), with corresponding Covid-19 precaution guidelines for each level. The new activity levels focus more on hospitalizations and hospital capacity. They also take into account new Covid-19 cases. Read more and see Door County’s current Covid-19 activity level by clicking here.
Recent Coverage
Door County’s new Public Health officer on Covid, community engagement and setting county-wide health goals
After almost three months on the job as Door County’s Public Health officer, Eric Krawczyk has begun reaching out to community organizations and setting goals for how he wants Door County to approach improving community health.
County Board approves funding for affordable housing, child care initiatives
The Door County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday approved funding for separate efforts to address affordable housing and child care needs in the community.
County Board approves $700,000 for Sister Bay affordable housing development
The Door County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday approved the use of $700,000 in federal funding to help fund a new affordable housing development in Sister Bay.
Door County Public Health Officer Susan Powers to retire
Door County Public Health Officer Susan Powers, a key leader of the county’s response to the Covid-19 pandemic, will retire in June. She announced her retirement Monday at a meeting of the county’s Health and Human Services Board. It is effective June 24.
County Board approves federal funding overview plan, allowing housing, addiction treatment and other initiatives to move forward
The Door County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday approved a broad plan for the county’s use of more than $5.3 million in federal funding, allowing initiatives for child care, addiction treatment, affordable housing and other county priorities to move forward.
Finance committee supports allowing county staff to move forward with federal funding projects
The finance committee of the Door County Board of Supervisors on Wednesday advanced a proposal that would give county staff more leeway to move forward with projects that use American Rescue Plan funding while maintaining County Board oversight over how that money is spent.
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