Jefferson County COVID-19 cases hold steady at two

Doug Dodge (left), Jefferson County’s director of emergency services, and County Public Health Supervisor Karen Wandel, at a special meeting of county officials on March 16, 2020, to plan the county's response to the coronavirus pandemic.

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Jefferson County has managed to keep the number of COVID-19 cases down to two, and it’s been a few weeks since those individuals — a man and a woman — tested positive, said Karen Wandel, RN, department supervisor for Jefferson County Public Health.

The virus hasn’t spread because the two have done a good job of isolating themselves from others, she said last week in a phone interview.

However, it is not known how at least one of the individuals got the virus, as he didn’t have many contacts, said Wandel, adding that both individuals have recovered and did not need to be hospitalized.

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