Cameron County has received confirmation of 11 additional COVID-19 related deaths of Cameron County residents. This includes seven (7) males from Brownsville, aged 69, 70, 74, 77, 80, 86 and 87 year old. There was also a 77 year-old female from Harlingen, a 63-year old male from Laguna Vista, a 59 year-old male from Port Isabel and a 61 year-old male from San Benito. This raises the number of COVID-19 related deaths in Cameron County to 258.
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional 1,265 laboratory reports of COVID-19 to include the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of 21 additional COVID-19 related deaths of Cameron County residents. This includes ten (10) from Brownsville, including a 54, 63, 70 and 80 year-old females, of which the 80 year old was a resident at Valley Grande Manor Nursing Home. The remaining six individuals were males aged 36, 63, 86, 91 and two 73 year-olds. There was also a 72 year-old female and five males aged 29, 70, 74, 75 and 76 years old from Harlingen. There was also a 38 year-old male from Rio Hondo, 46 and 80 year-old males from La Feria and a 68 and 91 year-old males from San Benito. This raises the number of COVID-19 related deaths in Cameron County to 247.
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional 1,439 laboratory reports of COVID-19 to include the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of ten (10) additional COVID-19 related deaths of Cameron County residents. This includes five (5) nursing home residents from Brownsville: an 89 year-old female and a 83 year-old male from Ebony Lake Nursing Home and 70, 75 and 80 year-old males from Brownsville Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. There was also an 80-year old male resident from Veranda Nursing Home in Harlingen. The remaining deaths include a 57 year-old female, and 56, 76 and 81 year-old males, all from Brownsville. This raises the number of COVID-19 related deaths in Cameron County to 226.
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional 1,106 laboratory reports of COVID-19 to include the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of ten (10) additional COVID-19 related deaths of Cameron County residents. This includes five individuals from San Benito, including a 41 year-old female and 65, 70, 81 and 96 year-old males. There was also a 69 year-old female and 82 and 84 year old males from Harlingen. There was also a 73 year-old male from Brownsville and a 72 year-old male from Santa Maria. This raises the number of COVID-19 related deaths in Cameron County to 216.
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional 816 laboratory reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Today, July 31, 2020, the Office of Cameron County Judge Eddie Trevino, Jr., has been notified that one (1} employee from the Justice of the Peace 5 Office, one (I} employee from the Juvenile Probation Department, two (2} employees from the Adult Probation Department, one (I) employee from
Cameron County has received confirmation of six (6) additional COVID-19 related deaths of Cameron County residents. The individuals include 71, 88 and 90 year-old males from Harlingen of which the 90-year old was a resident of Harlingen Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. There was also a 62 year-old male from Port Isabel, an 80 year-old female from San Benito and a 76 year-old female from Santa Maria. This raises the number of COVID-19 related deaths in Cameron County to 206.
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional 731 laboratory reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of eight (8) additional COVID-19 related deaths of Cameron County residents. The individuals were an 83 year-old female and a 63 year-old male from Brownsville, a 78 year-old male from Combes, 67 year-old male from Harlingen and a 58 year-old male from La Feria. There was also a 73 year-old male from Los Fresnos and an 84-year old female and a 42 year-old male from San Benito. This raises the number of COVID-19 related deaths in Cameron County to 200. Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional 647 laboratory reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of nine (9) additional COVID-19 related deaths of Cameron County residents. The individuals were 67, 76 and 78 year-males from Brownsville, 78 and 87-year old females and 50 and 66 year-old males from Harlingen, and a 39-year old female and 52 year-old male from San Benito. This raises the number of COVID-19 related deaths in Cameron County to 192.
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional 576 laboratory reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of six (6) additional COVID-19 related deaths of Cameron County Residents. The individuals were a 67-year old female and a 69-year old male, both from Los Fresnos, a 73-year old male from San Benito, a 79-year old male from La Feria and a 94-year old female from Harlingen. These individuals all passed away at Valley Baptist Medical Center in Harlingen. In addition, there was a 94-year old male from the Veranda Nursing Home that passed away. This was a previously reported case. This raises the number of COVID-19 related deaths in Cameron County to 183.
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional 374 laboratory reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of eight additional COVID-19 related deaths of Cameron County Residents. The individuals include a 64-year old male and 69-year old male, both from San Benito. There were also two females from Brownsville, a 70-year old and 94-year old, who passed away at Valley Baptist Medical Center in Brownsville. In addition, there were also a 34-year old male from San Benito, a 66-year old male from La Feria, a 69-year old male from Brownsville and a 70-year old female from San Benito who all passed away at Harlingen Medical Center. This raises the number of COVID-19 related deaths in Cameron County to 177.
Cameron County has also received confirmation of an additional 341 laboratory reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of sixteen (16) additional COVID-19 related deaths of Cameron County Residents. The individuals were a 77-year old female from Brownsville, a 64-year old and 55-year old females and a 76-year old male from Harlingen, a 65-year old male from La Feria and a 64-year old male from San Benito. These individuals all passed away at the Valley Baptist Medical Center in Harlingen. There was also a 70-year old and a 55-year old males from Brownsville that passed away at the Valley Regional Medical Center. In addition there was a 98-year old female resident of The Rio at Fox Hollow, an 89 year-old female resident of Alta Vista, and an 84-year old female and 89-year old, 65-year old and 56-year old male residents of the Valley Grand Manor who passed away. There were also a 68-year old male from Brownsville and a 50-year old male from Harlingen who passed away. This raises the number of COVID-19 related deaths in Cameron County to 169.
Cameron County has also received confirmation of an additional 324 laboratory reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
WHEREAS, there currently still exists a declaration of public health disaster in and for the State of Texas as declared by Texas Governor Greg Abbott and the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS), and by approval of the Cameron County Commissioners Court which authorized the Cameron County Judge to take such actions as are necessary in order to protect the health and safety of the citizens of Cameron County by the issuance of orders; and
Today, July 24, 2020, the Office of Cameron County Judge Eddie Trevino, Jr., has been notified that three (3) employees from the Adult Probation Department, one (I) employee from the Constable Precinct 3 Office, one (1) employee from the Constable Precinct 5 Office, one (1) employee from
Financial Assistance is available for Residents in Colonias in Cameron and Willacy Counties impacted by the public health and economic crisis resulting from the Coronavirus
Cameron County has received confirmation of sixteen additional COVID-19 related deaths of Cameron County Residents. The individuals were a 97-year old female and a 73-year old male from Primera; a 55-year old, 63-year old, and 93-year old males and a 67-year old female from San Benito; a 67-year old and 89-year old males from Los Fresnos; a 58-year old, 78-year old and 79-year old males from Harlingen; a 73-year old male from Rio Hondo, 69-year old and a 65-year old male from Brownsville; a 28-year old female from La Feria. These individuals all passed away at Valley Baptist Medical Center in Harlingen. In addition, there was a 75-year old female from Brownsville that passed away at the Valley Baptist Medical Center in Brownsville. This raises the number of COVID-19 related deaths in Cameron County to 153.
Cameron County has also received confirmation of an additional 308 laboratory reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of eleven additional COVID-19 related deaths of Cameron County Residents. The individuals were a 86-year old female from Harlingen, a 56-year old female from San Benito, and 70-year old, 71-year old, and 83-year old males from San Benito. In addition, there was a 62-year old female, a 62-year old female, 65-year old female, as well as a 27-year old male, 75-year old male, and 80-year old male from Brownsville. This raises the number of COVID-19 related deaths in Cameron County to 137.
Cameron County has also received confirmation of an additional 334 laboratory reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of fifteen additional COVID-19 related deaths of Cameron County Residents. The individuals were a 48-year old female from Harlingen, a 57-year old female from Olmito, and a 60-year old, 71-year old, 72-year old, 77-year old and 84-year old females from Brownsville. In addition, there was 50-year old, 60-year old, 64-year old, 67-year old, 71-year old, 72-year old, 80-year old and 90-year old males from Brownsville. These individuals all passed away at Valley Baptist Medical Center in Brownsville. This raises the number of COVID-19 related deaths in Cameron County to 126. Cameron County has also received confirmation of an additional 307 laboratory reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Today, Cameron County Judge Eddie Trevino, Jr., had a video conference meeting with Governor Greg Abbott and an in-person meeting with Governor Abbott's Chief of Staff, Luis Saenz, Chief of the Texas Division of Emergency Management, Nim Kidd, local and state leaders, along with Cameron County Hospital Administrators to discuss local needs and current COVID-19 status in Cameron County.
Cameron County has received confirmation of fifteen additional COVID-19 related deaths of Cameron County Residents. The individuals were a 59-year old, 71-year old, and 90-year old females from San Benito, 60-year old female from Harlingen, 81-year old female from Combes, 81-year old female from Harlingen, and 86-year old female from La Feria. In addition, there was a 41-year old, 55-year old, 63-year old, 67-year old, 78-year old, and 83-year old males from Harlingen, a 68-year old male from Primera, and 81-year old male from San Benito. These individuals all passed away at Valley Baptist Medical Center in Harlingen. This raises the number of COVID-19 related deaths in Cameron County to 111. Cameron County has also received confirmation of an additional 322 laboratory reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of five additional COVID-19 related deaths of Cameron County Residents. The individuals were a 63-year female of Primera and passed away at Harlingen Medical Center. In addition, there was a 32-year old male from Harlingen, a 69-year old male from Harlingen, a 56-year old male of Los Indios, and a 82-year old male from Harlingen. This raises the number of COVID-19 related deaths in Cameron County to 96. Cameron County has also received confirmation of an additional 326 laboratory reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of two additional COVID-19 related deaths of Cameron County Residents. The individuals were a 64-year-old male resident of Brownsville and passed away at Valley Baptist Medical Center-Brownsville and a 53-year old female resident of Port Isabel and passed away at Starr County Memorial Hospital. This raises the number of COVID-19 related deaths in Cameron County to 91.
Cameron County has also received confirmation of an additional 325 laboratory reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Today, July 17, 2020, the Office of Cameron County Judge Eddie Trevino, Jr., has been notified that one (1) employee from the County Clerk's Office, one (1) employee from the Adult Probation Department, three (3)
Cameron County has received confirmation of ten additional COVID-19 related deaths of Cameron County Residents. The individuals were a 63 year old, 65 year old, 82 year old, 85 year old, 85 year old, 87 year old, 92 year old and 93 year old females in addition to a 90 year old and 92 year old male, all residents of The Rio at Fox Hollow. This raises the number of COVID-19 related deaths in Cameron County to 89.
Cameron County has also received confirmation of an additional 335 laboratory reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Today, July 16, 2020, Cameron County Judge Eddie Trevino, Jr., Cameron County Health Authority Dr. James W. Castillo, and the Cameron County School District Superintendents respectfully submitted a letter to Governor Greg Abbott,
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional 315 laboratory reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Through the initiative of Cameron County Judge Eddie Trevino, Jr., and the Office of Emergency Management, Cameron County has secured contact-free Facial Temperature Check Kiosks for County facilities that are more highly used by the public.
WHEREAS, the Cameron County Judge and Cameron County Health Authority have consulted with the Mayors and School Board Superintendents, including independent schools' leadership of each city within Cameron County; and
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional 415 laboratory reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional 321 laboratory reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of two additional COVID-19 related deaths of Cameron County residents. The individuals were a
63-year old male from Harlingen and 63-year old male from La Feria. This raises the number of COVID-19 related deaths in Cameron County to 79.
Cameron County has also received confirmation of an additional 358 laboratory reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of six additional COVID-19 related deaths of Cameron County residents. The individuals were a 47-year old male from La Feria, a 60-year old male from Primera, a 71-year old male from Rio Hondo, a 73-year old male from Brownsville, and a 75-year old male and 79-year old female from Harlingen. This raises the number of COVID-19 related deaths in Cameron County to seventy-seven (77).
Cameron County has also received confirmation of an additional 250 case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Today, July 10, 2020, the Office of Cameron County Judge Eddie Trevino, Jr., has been notified that...
WHEREAS, pursuant to Texas Government Code Section 418.108, Cameron County Judge Eddie Trevino, Jr., declared a state of local disaster on March 16, 2020, due to imminent threat arising from COVID-19; and
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional 126 case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional COVID-19 related death of a Cameron County resident. The individual was a 74-year old male resident of Spanish Meadows in Brownsville and was a previously reported case. This raises the number of COVID-19 related deaths in Cameron County to 71.
Cameron County has also received confirmation of an additional 123 case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of two additional COVID-19 related deaths of Cameron County residents. The individuals
were a 65-year old female and 81-year old male from Brownsville. They were both previously reported cases. This raises the number
of COVID-19 related deaths in Cameron County to 70.
Cameron County has also received confirmation of an additional 117 case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional COVID-19 related death of a Cameron County resident. The individual was an 80-year old female resident of The Rio at Fox Hollow and had been previously reported as a case. This raises the number of COVID-19 related deaths in Cameron County to 68.
Cameron County has also received confirmation of an additional 101 case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of four additional COVID-19 related deaths of Cameron County residents. The individuals were a 23-year male from Rancho Viejo, a 42-year male from Harlingen, and a 68-year old male from San Benito. In addition, there was a 92-year old female resident of The Rio at Fox Hollow. This raises the number of COVID-19 related deaths in Cameron County to 67.
Cameron County has also received confirmation of an additional 87 case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of three additional COVID-19 related deaths of Cameron County residents. The individuals were an 84-year old female and 86-year old male residents of The Rio at Fox Hollow. In addition, there was a 66-year old male from Brownsville and passed away at Valley Baptist Medical Center- Brownsville. This raises the number of COVID-19 related deaths in Cameron County to 63.
Cameron County has also received confirmation of an additional 81 case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following: Cameron County has also received confirmation of an additional 101 case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following: Cameron County has also received confirmation of an additional 111 case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of four additional COVID-19 related deaths of Cameron County residents. The individuals were a 56-year old male, a 58-year old male and a 80-year old male from Brownsville. In addition, there was 65-year old male resident of The Rio at Fox Hollow. This raises the number of COVID-19 related deaths in Cameron County to 60.
Cameron County has also received confirmation of an additional 101 case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following: Cameron County has also received confirmation of an additional 111 case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Today, July 2, 2020, the Office of Cameron County Judge Eddie Trevino, Jr., has been notified that...
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional COVID-19 related death of a Cameron County resident. The individual was an 80-year old female resident of Brownsville and passed away at Valley Regional Medical Center. She was a previously reported case. This raises the number of COVID-19 related deaths in Cameron County to 56.
Cameron County has also received confirmation of an additional 111 case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional one hundred and three (103) case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional one hundred thirteen (113) case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Effective 07:00 p.m., Tuesday, June 30, 2020, through July 13, 2020 at 12:01 a.m., unless there is a need to extend the closure, Cameron County Judge Eddie Trevino, Jr., has ordered the closure of County Parks and County beach access areas. The following parks and beach access areas will be closed to the public: Cameron County has also received confirmation of an additional 98 case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
WHEREAS, pursuant to Texas Government Code Section 418.108, Cameron County Judge Eddie Trevino, Jr., declared a state of local disaster on March 16, 2020, due to imminent threat arising from COVID-19; and
Cameron County has received confirmation of one additional COVID-19 related death of a Cameron County resident. The individual was an 83-year old female resident of Los Fresnos and passed away at Valley Regional Medical Center in Brownsville. She was a previously reported case. This raises the number of COVID-19 related deaths in Cameron County to 55.
Cameron County has also received confirmation of an additional 98 case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of two additional COVID-19 related deaths of Cameron County residents. The individuals were a 75-year old male from Brownsville and a 63-year old male resident of The Rio at Fox Hollow. They were both previously reported cases. This raises the number of COVID-19 related deaths in Cameron County to 54.
Cameron County has also received confirmation of an additional 113 case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Today, June 26, 2020, the Office of Cameron County Judge Eddie Trevino, Jr., has been notified that three (3) employees from the County Clerk's Office, one (1) employee from the District Clerk's Office, one (1) employee from the Auditor's Office, seven (7) employees from the Adult Probation Department, one (1) employee from the Sheriffs Office, one (I) employee from the Constable Precinct 3 Office, one (1)employee from the Constable Precinct 5 Office, one (1) employee from the Constable Precinct 1 Office, one (1) employee from the 138th District Court, one (I) employee from the Law Library, two (2) employees from the Public Health Department, one (I) employee from the Election's Department, three (3) employees from the Juvenile Department, one (I) employee from the Parks System, one (1) employee from the Bridge System, one (I) employee from Public Works Precinct 2, and one (I) employee from the Tax Assessor-Collector's Office have tested positive for COVID-19. Due to privacy laws, Cameron County will not release specific employee information.
Cameron County has also received confirmation of an additional 91 case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of two additional COVID-19 related deaths of Cameron County resident. The individuals were a 58-year old male from Brownsville and a 78-year old male resident of The Rio at Fox Hollow. They were both previously reported cases. This raises the number of COVID-19 related deaths in Cameron County to 52.
Cameron County has also received confirmation of an additional 123 case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional COVID-19 related death of a Cameron County resident. The resident was a 21-year old female from Indian Lake and a previously reported case. This raises the number of COVID-19 related deaths in Cameron County to 50.
Cameron County has also received confirmation of an additional 111 case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional COVID-19 related death of a Cameron County resident. The 88-year old male was a resident of Spanish Meadows Nursing Home and had been previously reported as a case. This raises the number of COVID-19 related deaths in Cameron County to 49.
Cameron County has also received confirmation of an additional 101 case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional ninety-two (92) case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional eighty-three (83) case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
BROWNSVILLE, TX: The Cameron County Tax Assessor-Collector’s Office has felt the spike of Coronavirus cases in Cameron County. The Tax Office was notified this week that six (6) employees from the Brownsville Main Office and one (1) employee from the Harlingen Branch Office tested positive for COVID-19. The employees immediately sought medical screenings at the onset of their symptoms. The Office is working closely with the Cameron County Health Department.
Today, June 19, 2020, the Office of Cameron County Judge Eddie Trevino, Jr. has been notified that one (1) employee from the Cameron County Commissioner Precinct 2 Office, one (1) employee from the Constable Precinct 2 Office, one (1) employee from the 444th District Court, two (2) employees from the County Clerk's Office, one (1) employee from the County Court at Law #1, one (1) employee from the Justice of the Peace 2-2, four (4) employees from the Cameron County Sheriffs Office, and seven (7) employees from the Tax Assessor-Collector's Office, have tested positive for COVID-19. Due to privacy laws, Cameron County will not release specific information of the employees.
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional COVID-19 related death of a Cameron County resident. The resident was a 76-year old female from Brownsville and passed away at Solara Hospital in Brownsville. She was a previously reported case. This raises the number of COVID-19 related deaths in Cameron County to forty-eight (48).
Cameron County has also received confirmation of an additional seventy (70) case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
COVID-19 Drive Thru Testing Extended
Cameron County has received confirmation of two additional COVID-19 related deaths of Cameron County residents. The individuals were a 64-year old female and a 78-year old male from Brownsville. They were both previously reported cases. This raises the number of COVID-19 related deaths in Cameron County to forty-seven (47).
Cameron County has also received confirmation of an additional sixty-five (65) case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
SAN BENITO, TEXAS: The Cameron County Juvenile Justice Department (CCJJD) was notified by two (2) employees working at the Amador R. Rodriguez Juvenile Boot Camp & Educational Center that they may be positive for COVID-19. The employees are drill instructors at the juvenile boot camp and immediately sought medical screening after having symptoms related to COVID-19. Because of privacy laws, the department will not release specific details of the employees. CCJJD is working closely with the Cameron County Health Department and is awaiting official confirmation, however, treating both cases as presumed positive. Cameron County has also received confirmation of an additional fifty-eight (58) case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
17 Jun: Amended Emergency Management Order Including Mandatory Facial Coverings Issued June 17, 2020
WHEREAS, pursuant to Texas Government Code Section 418.108, Cameron County Judge Eddie Trevino, Jr., declared a state of local disaster on March 16, 2020, due to imminent threat arising from COVID-19; and
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional COVID-19 related death of a Cameron County resident. The individual was a 61-year old male from Brownsville and a previously reported case. This raises the number of COVID-19 related deaths in Cameron County to forty-five (45).
Cameron County has also received confirmation of an additional fifty-eight (58) case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional 40 case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional 57 case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional fifty (50) case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of two additional COVID-19 related deaths of Cameron County residents. The individuals were a 100-year old female and 59-year-old male from Brownsville. They were both previously reported cases. This raises the number of COVID-19 related deaths in Cameron County to forty-four (44).
Cameron County has also received confirmation of an additional forty-one (41) case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of two additional COVID-19 related deaths of Cameron County residents. The individuals were 65 and 67-year-old males from Brownsville. They were both previously reported cases. This raises the number of COVID-19 related deaths in Cameron County to forty-two (42).
Cameron County has also received confirmation of an additional thirty-nine (39) case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional COVID-19 related death of a Cameron County resident. The individual was a 90-year-old male resident of Spanish Meadows in Brownsville and was a previously reported case. This raises the number of COVID-19 related deaths in Cameron County to forty (40).
Cameron County has also received confirmation of an additional thirty-two (32) case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional twenty-seven (27) case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional twenty-nine (29) case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional twenty-two (22) case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional twenty-one (21) case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional COVID-19 related death of a Cameron County resident. The individuals were an 88-year-old female and a 76-year old male from Brownsville and a 58-year-old female from Harlingen. They were previously reported cases. This raises the total number of COVID-19 related deaths to thirty-nine (39).
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional 21 case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional 23 case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional twelve (12) case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional ten (10) case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional COVID-19 related death of a Cameron County resident. The individual was a 70-year-old male from Los Fresnos who was a previously reported case. This raises the number of COVID-19 related deaths to thirty-six (36).
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional eleven (11) case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of two additional COVID-19 related deaths of Cameron County residents. The individuals were a 90-year-old female and a 62-year-old male, both from Brownsville. They were previously reported cases. This raises the number of COVID-19 related deaths to thirty-five (35).
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional twelve (12) case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional twenty (20) case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional thirteen (13) case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional 15 (fifteen) case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional 15 (fifteen) case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of two additional COVID-19 related deaths of Cameron County residents. The individuals were a 75-year-old female and 86-year-old male, both residents from Windsor Atrium. They were both previously reported cases. This raises the number of COVID-19 related deaths in Cameron County to thirty-two (32).
Cameron County has received confirmation of two additional COVID-19 related deaths of Cameron County residents. The individuals were a 75-year-old female and 86-year-old male, both residents from Windsor Atrium. They were both previously reported cases. This raises the number of COVID-19 related deaths in Cameron County to thirty-two (32).
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional COVID-19 related death of a Cameron County resident. The 76-year-old male was a resident of the Windsor Atrium and had previously been reported as a case. This raises the number of COVID-19 related deaths to thirty (30).
Cameron County has received confirmation of two additional COVID-19 related deaths of Cameron County residents. The individuals were an 84-year-old female who passed away at Valley Baptist Medical Center- Brownsville and a 69-year-old male who passed away at Harlingen Medical Center in Harlingen. They were previously reported cases. This raises the number of COVID-19 related deaths to twenty-nine (29).
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional eighteen (18) case reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional COVID-19 related death of a Cameron County resident. The 98 year old female was a resident of the Windsor Atrium and had previously been reported as a case. This report brings the number of COVID-19 related deaths to twenty-seven (27) in Cameron County.
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional COVID-19 related death of a Cameron County resident. The 90 year old male was a resident of the Windsor Atrium and had previously been reported as a case. This report brings the number of COVID-19 related deaths to twenty-six (26) in Cameron County.
Cameron County has received confirmation of 25 additional COVID-19 cases in Cameron County. These numbers include the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of two additional COVID-19 related deaths of Cameron County residents. The individuals were an 86-year old female who passed away at Valley Baptist Medical Center in Harlingen and an 80 year old female who passed away at Valley Regional Medical in Brownsville. These were previously reported cases. This raises the number of COVID-19 related deaths to twenty-five (25).
Cameron County has received confirmation of an additional COVID-19 related death of a Cameron County Resident. The 78-year old male was a resident of the Windsor Atrium and had been previously reported as a case for Cameron County. This report brings the number of COVID-19 related deaths to twenty-three (23).
El Condado de Cameron en colaboracion con la Division de Manejo de Emergencias de Texas (TDEM), Servicios para la Salud y Humanos de Texas (DSHS) y el Departamento Militar de Texas, han designado dieciocho (18) sitios de pruebas COVID-19 a lo largo de quince ( 15) dias diferentes en el Condado de Cameron a partir del sabado 16 de Mayo del 2020 a Domingo 31 de Mayo del 2020.
Cameron County has received confirmation of eighteen (18) additional reports of COVID-19. This includes the following:
Cameron County has received confirmation of two additional COVID-19 related deaths of Cameron County residents. The individuals were an 87 year old male who passed away at Valley Baptist Medical Center in Harlingen and a 90 year old male resident from Windsor Atrium. Both were previously reported link-transmission cases. This raises the number of COVID-19 related deaths to twenty-two (22) in Cameron County.
WHEREAS, on April 27, 2020, Governor Abbott issued Executive Orders GA-19 and GA-20, in addition to the Governor's Report to Open Texas; and
Cameron County has received confirmation of the second community COVID-19 related death of a Cameron County resident. The resident was an 82-year old male from Brownsville and passed away at Solara Hospital in Brownsville. He was a previously reported case. This raises the number of COVID-19 related deaths to twenty (20) in Cameron County.