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COVID-19 Hotline: 916-875-2400​​

COVID-19 (2019 Novel Coronavirus)​​​​


Sacramento County Numbers at a Glance* - Updated 4​/27, 9:25​ a.m.​

​​​Confirmed Cases ​
​​Deaths​

​1,045

41**​

​​By Age Group 
0-17:  12
18-49: 458
50-64: 258
65+:  ​317
​**Individuals who died from complications of COVID-19 were either age 65+ and/or had underlying health conditions and/or other risk factors​.
​​​​Confirmed COVID-19 Cases / Deaths by Cities ​and​ Unincorporated Sacramento County
*only includes cases where address has been confirmed
​City of Sacramento
​Elk Grove
​Citrus Heights
​Folsom
​Rancho Cordova
​Galt
​Isleton
​​Outside of Cities
584 / 22
86 / 3
​60 / 4
​39 / 0​
​7​7 / 2
12 / 0
​2 / 0
179​​​​​ / 10​​​​

*No announcements of individual confirmed cases or deaths​ will be made. The case counts are updated dail​y (see date/time stamp above)​. ​​​​​​
​The datasets are dynamic and information may be revised or updated.​​

Dashboard of Confirmed Cases
Includes Data on Age Group; Gender; Ethnicity; and Location

Case Map by ZIP code
Map is interactive. See Info icon on the map for more information. Note:​

  • ZIP codes may not be determined for all cases at the time of mapping.
  • ZIP  codes with less than five cases are NOT included.

​Health Care COVID-19 Dashboard

  • Hospital Reported Point-in-Time Data on Currently Hospitalized Cases; ICU Case Subset 
  • Congregate Care Facilities with a Confirmed Case; Total Cases and Deaths

​Latest News and Updates

Homeless Response Plan

The Board of Supervisors authorized the Sacramento County Department of Human Assistance (DHA) to accept funding from and enter into an agreement with the California Business, Consumer Services and Housing Agency (BCSH) to provide emergency services and support to persons experiencing homelessness in response to the COVID-19 health crisis.

Sacramento County was awarded a grant in the amount of $997,067.17 as part of the newly signed Senate Bill 89 (SB 89) by Governor Gavin Newsom which freed up $100 million in funding to counties, the 13 largest cities in the state and Continuums of Care.

For more information read the Sacramento COVID-19 Homeless Plan news story.

​Public ​Health Order

The Sacramento County Public Health Order issued on April 7 until May 1, 2020 reinforces that all individuals are to stay home to increase social distancing to slow transmission of COVID-19. 

For questions about the Public Health Order, call the County's COVID-19 Hotline: 916-875-2400, and to report a violation, call 3-1-1.

The CDC has information about cloth face coverings to protect others from being infected by those without symptoms. 
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Current COVID-19 Topics

Below are some COVID-19 topics, but be sure to see the COVID-19 Resources links for Residents, Business/Workers, CBOs/Homeless Response, and Child Care/Schools​.