COVID-19 tracker: State reports 78 new cases, no additional deaths in Collier County

The Florida Department of Health reported 78 new COVID-19 cases and no additional deaths in Collier County on Sunday. 

Collier County's cumulative total of COVID-19 fatalities increased to 430, the 18th-highest total among Florida counties. The new cases increased Collier's cumulative total to 29,136, which is 16th most among Florida counties. 

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According to the state Department of Health, 1,489 people in Collier County have been hospitalized for COVID-19 since the state began collecting data, but that number does not reflect people currently in the hospital.   

The health department is not reporting how many people have recovered from COVID-19.

Other numbers include the following demographics breakdown for Florida residents:

Age

• Age Range: 0 to 105
• Median Age: 44

Gender

• Male: 13,684
• Female: 14,361
• Unknown/No data: 121

Race

• Black: 1,469
• White: 17,188
• Other: 3,155
• Unknown/No Data: 6,354

Ethnicity

• Hispanic: 9,431
• Non-Hispanic: 12,586
• Unknown/No Data: 6,149

Residency

• Residents: 28,166
• Non-residents: 970

City of residence (if known)

• Naples: 13,732
• Immokalee: 3,186
• Marco Island: 729
• Ave Maria: 296
• Ochopee: 69
• Chokoloskee: 25
• Everglades City: 19
• Goodland: 18
• Missing: 15
• Copeland: 14
• Jerome: 8