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Iowa County Still Reporting

Mar 30, 2020 | 7:22 PM

Iowa County health officials released a statement Sunday saying they’ll continue to release daily updates regarding the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in the county. That news comes two days after county officials said they’d stop sharing daily updates due to the presence of community spread. Iowa County Health Department Director Debbie Siegenthaler said in the latest statement that her office has “heard your concerns about reporting the number of positive test results and want to assure residents that” they will provide the number daily. According to the release, Iowa County has three confirmed cases of COVID-19, but that number is reportedly not reflective of the community spread that is happening across its communities.