ANNA MARIA ISLAND – The number of COVID-19 cases reported on the Island has reached 100.
The cases date back to the beginning of the pandemic in March through Monday, Nov. 16, according to the Florida Division of Emergency Management daily COVID-19 data report, which reports cases according to patients’ home zip codes.
2020 COVID-19 cases on
Anna Maria Island by month
March 0
April 2
May 2
June 16
July 36
August 52
September 59
October 76
November (to date) 100
As of Monday, there were 52 COVID-19 cases reporting in Holmes Beach, 36 in Bradenton Beach and 12 in Anna Maria since the pandemic began.
As of Nov. 9, there had been 84 COVID-19 cases reported on Anna Maria Island – with 41 cases reported in Holmes Beach, 34 cases reported in Bradenton Beach and nine cases reported in Anna Maria.
Between Nov. 9 and Nov. 16, 11 new cases were reported in Holmes Beach, two in Bradenton Beach and three in Anna Maria.
As of Monday, there had also been 50 total COVID-19 cases reported in the Manatee County portion of Longboat Key and eight in Cortez.
On Saturday, Nov. 14, 202 new COVID-19 cases were reported in Manatee County, according to the Florida Department of Health (FDOH) COVID-19 dashboard. As of Monday morning, 14,593 Manatee County residents and 179 nonresidents tested positive for COVID-19 since March.
According to the Nov. 14 Manatee County COVID-19 update shared by County Commissioner Misty Servia, 34 patients were currently hospitalized for COVID-19 as of Saturday, with 945 total COVID-19 hospitalizations to date, and 346 COVID-19 related deaths to date.
The most recent daily percent positive rate for those tested in Manatee County in one day was 7.81%.