COVID-19 Cases

Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) is a respiratory disease caused by severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2). Illness ranges from no noticeable symptoms to severe cases with symptoms typically including fever, cough, and shortness of breath. Case counts include individuals who have either a positive SARS-CoV-2 polymerase chain reaction (PCR) result or antigen result. Data are provisional and subject to change.

COVID-19 is monitored to prevent and control outbreaks and severe disease outcomes.

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COVID-19 Indicator

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Time Interval

COVID-19 Cases

COVID-19 Cases
County	2020	2021	2022	2023	2024	2025	2026
Alachua	16,056	28,065	41,857	8,499	4,835	2,100	31
Baker	2,505	3,706	4,226	542	427	174	5
Bay	11,581	21,811	20,638	3,457	2,631	992	14
Bradford	2,223	3,338	3,366	802	325	124	4
Brevard	20,963	68,962	79,970	15,501	14,445	7,161	207
Broward	137,645	314,107	300,213	51,275	35,216	18,242	437
Calhoun	1,260	1,905	1,610	426	393	92	1
Charlotte	7,532	17,594	21,348	5,678	2,765	1,539	78
Citrus	6,726	14,685	16,474	3,676	2,623	683	39
Clay	11,538	24,772	28,882	5,388	4,595	2,295	54
Collier	22,041	40,934	39,098	9,366	6,494	3,602	97
Columbia	6,053	9,586	9,254	2,101	1,338	599	6
Miami-Dade	296,594	576,846	627,689	97,664	61,523	31,332	645
DeSoto	2,902	4,274	3,864	735	675	336	5
Dixie	1,138	1,922	1,719	385	280	57	2
Duval	61,537	118,327	128,233	24,639	20,039	10,762	269
Escambia	20,343	37,795	34,069	7,132	5,643	2,722	50
Flagler	3,778	11,906	12,392	2,376	1,953	843	25
Franklin	917	1,368	1,183	189	160	86	0
Gadsden	4,047	5,706	7,322	1,630	1,073	201	1
Gilchrist	1,037	2,253	2,169	496	239	85	0
Glades	776	746	734	139	70	36	1
Gulf	1,334	1,735	1,856	310	288	137	1
Hamilton	1,267	1,605	1,547	288	116	54	0
Hardee	2,144	4,184	3,792	900	792	394	1
Hendry	3,329	5,243	4,945	1,005	586	371	5
Hernando	7,506	22,948	21,939	4,314	2,538	1,144	39
Highlands	4,979	12,217	12,730	2,670	1,822	1,183	39
Hillsborough	77,834	194,898	194,010	37,198	27,334	14,827	382
Holmes	1,702	2,288	2,211	435	232	63	2
Indian River	7,015	16,733	17,648	4,105	3,014	1,394	36
Jackson	4,665	5,979	6,851	1,861	950	324	10
Jefferson	1,005	1,678	2,145	336	339	35	1
Lafayette	1,431	836	806	189	88	36	0
Lake	15,624	44,850	45,320	9,770	7,749	4,791	126
Lee	39,701	97,350	96,678	22,163	17,234	11,245	365
Leon	19,555	38,701	51,366	8,861	5,454	1,115	14
Levy	1,880	5,493	5,045	1,139	804	275	3
Liberty	757	1,155	1,006	253	197	44	0
Madison	1,552	2,333	2,944	469	156	26	3
Manatee	22,147	48,628	48,699	8,978	6,709	3,479	88
Marion	18,216	42,291	42,003	9,056	5,002	2,161	65
Martin	7,487	14,472	17,060	4,510	3,483	1,564	37
Monroe	4,113	8,443	9,385	1,569	1,073	594	11
Nassau	4,585	11,418	10,509	2,097	2,047	1,271	39
Okaloosa	12,933	23,568	23,815	4,695	3,167	1,457	19
Okeechobee	2,457	5,356	4,369	919	1,017	545	3
Orange	77,157	189,137	196,951	34,572	27,508	14,708	286
Osceola	25,326	57,354	57,549	10,696	8,001	4,634	105
Palm Beach	82,609	190,945	190,711	40,398	29,280	13,070	392
Pasco	22,118	64,674	68,130	14,127	11,239	6,016	150
Pinellas	44,829	103,389	119,148	25,457	19,893	9,685	280
Polk	37,717	104,801	109,919	23,062	19,219	11,783	309
Putnam	4,060	9,181	7,523	1,281	646	334	4
St. Johns	13,134	31,464	31,822	5,892	5,113	2,359	63
St. Lucie	14,651	38,953	39,416	8,617	7,111	3,767	137
Santa Rosa	11,243	23,206	23,166	4,950	3,591	1,854	48
Sarasota	18,275	42,918	55,660	10,766	6,812	3,673	164
Seminole	18,169	54,285	56,195	10,498	8,186	4,244	79
Sumter	5,170	10,438	13,439	3,308	2,249	1,298	48
Suwannee	4,066	5,479	5,791	1,444	714	336	2
Taylor	1,989	2,803	3,114	456	213	50	0
Union	1,476	1,721	1,782	330	205	75	1
Volusia	22,201	62,119	61,865	12,733	9,615	4,730	118
Wakulla	2,177	4,716	4,937	1,159	845	129	1
Walton	4,503	8,070	6,635	1,517	1,123	419	23
Washington	1,990	2,763	2,740	516	238	124	3
Unknown	1	291	2	5	357	15	0
Florida	1,317,271	2,933,717	3,071,484	581,970	422,091	215,895	5,473

1/27/2026 11:50:41 PM

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.
Cases are assigned to Florida counties based on the county of residence at the time of the disease identification.
Case counts include individuals who meet a standardized national surveillance case definition. See Florida's surveillance case definitions for more information.

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


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