COVID-19 Surveillance Deaths

Surveillance deaths are a subset of people who meet the COVID-19 case definition that also meet one of two criteria: (1) had a death certificate listing natural causes and the death occurred within 30 days of their case event date, or (2) had a death certificate listing COVID-19 as an immediate cause of death, underlying cause of death, or significant condition contributing to death. The surveillance case definition for COVID-19 deaths differs from the definition used for Florida's Bureau of Vital Statistics. Numbers will not align between the two data sources. Data are provisional and subject to change.

Monitoring death data helps assess trends and target prevention opportunities.

Resources: Healthy People 2030 | Other Resource 1 | Other Resource 2 | Other Resource 3

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COVID-19 Surveillance Deaths

COVID-19 Surveillance Deaths
County	2020	2021	2022	2023	2024	2025
Alachua	174	384	247	108	63	3
Baker	37	85	29	9	4	3
Bay	233	482	170	47	26	8
Bradford	25	103	45	25	6	1
Brevard	548	1,260	671	289	254	33
Broward	1,991	3,063	1,542	565	318	55
Calhoun	31	53	24	6	5	0
Charlotte	271	433	278	133	133	13
Citrus	286	546	286	139	80	20
Clay	216	518	225	87	60	8
Collier	362	523	258	121	101	15
Columbia	128	199	136	39	23	4
Miami-Dade	4,511	4,905	2,681	804	530	48
DeSoto	63	77	30	16	15	3
Dixie	11	51	23	13	3	0
Duval	871	2,075	849	312	225	31
Escambia	422	710	321	134	82	17
Flagler	49	234	140	76	62	5
Franklin	5	41	11	6	0	1
Gadsden	66	110	64	21	16	1
Gilchrist	33	46	30	9	5	1
Glades	15	19	3	1	2	0
Gulf	29	40	18	5	3	1
Hamilton	16	33	10	13	3	0
Hardee	19	85	34	13	9	3
Hendry	55	86	31	8	10	0
Hernando	293	647	317	110	91	9
Highlands	213	367	205	71	44	12
Hillsborough	1,188	2,043	1,101	431	332	52
Holmes	32	42	32	6	9	0
Indian River	173	399	177	92	81	14
Jackson	123	118	52	37	24	4
Jefferson	18	32	19	4	8	0
Lafayette	24	26	13	4	2	0
Lake	349	897	513	203	159	27
Lee	687	1,175	638	301	216	26
Leon	195	338	244	78	73	18
Levy	18	107	62	19	11	3
Liberty	12	14	5	2	2	1
Madison	36	47	20	15	2	0
Manatee	440	791	459	219	150	23
Marion	501	1,293	645	215	99	16
Martin	211	312	223	111	94	10
Monroe	36	65	34	14	20	5
Nassau	71	185	88	34	32	3
Okaloosa	250	333	169	56	40	4
Okeechobee	59	102	38	17	18	4
Orange	824	1,533	871	327	258	38
Osceola	319	642	291	102	64	13
Palm Beach	1,969	2,394	1,523	610	454	66
Pasco	396	1,231	580	273	200	36
Pinellas	1,060	1,706	1,190	507	374	61
Polk	830	1,721	820	324	260	43
Putnam	82	295	85	31	13	4
St. Johns	124	351	210	73	74	14
St. Lucie	413	637	334	138	110	13
Santa Rosa	147	382	157	78	39	8
Sarasota	533	824	650	282	201	30
Seminole	319	584	343	152	88	21
Sumter	134	344	209	107	60	13
Suwannee	94	175	82	24	12	0
Taylor	28	55	31	9	5	1
Union	70	33	20	4	2	0
Volusia	493	1,212	586	316	229	39
Wakulla	30	75	36	6	12	0
Walton	56	121	54	29	12	4
Washington	34	56	33	17	6	2
Unknown	0	6	0	0	3	0
Florida	23,351	39,871	21,315	8,447	6,021	911

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Data Note(s)

FLHealthCharts.gov is provided by the Florida Department of Health, Division of Public Health Statistics and Performance Management.

Data Source: Florida Department of Health, Bureau of Epidemiology

Data are provisional and subject to change.
COVID-19 death counts include only Florida residents with a positive PCR, antigen, or sequencing test result.
County of death is based on the county of residence when the person became a case.
The surveillance case definition for COVID-19 deaths differs from the definition used by Florida’s Bureau of Vital Statistics. Numbers will not align between the two data sources.

		Florida Department of Health Bureau of Community Health Assessment Division of Public Health Statistics and Performance Management


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