
Monday, Feb. 22
Data Snapshot (as of 10:00am)
- 359,607 total lab-confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Iowa (02/22/2021).
- 5,299 total lab-confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Cerro Gordo (02/22/2021).
- 4,679 total recovered in Cerro Gordo (02/22/2021).
- 540 total active cases in Cerro Gordo (02/22/2021).
- 5,374 deaths in Iowa (02/22/2021).
- 80 deaths in Cerro Gordo (02/22/2021).
A status report of monitoring and testing of COVID-19 in Iowa, including county-level data, provided by the Iowa Department of Public Health can be found at https://coronavirus.iowa.gov/#CurrentStatus.
Daily percentage of individuals tested positive 02/08 - 02/21 - Max 20%, Min 0%Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â

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Days to Double
The following graph represents the number of days it would take to double our number of cumulative positive cases in Cerro Gordo County.Â

 COVID-19 Testing Options
- MercyOne Family Health Line – (641) 428-7777
- QuickCare Urgent Care Clinic – (641) 450-7000
- Mason City Community Health Center – (641) 450-0601
- WayPoint Medical – (641) 357-1999
- Testiowa – (641) 832-3500
COVID 3

The streets in downtown Mason City are virtually empty in early April as most businesses there were considered nonessential by Gov. Kim Reynolds’ State Public Health Emergency Declaration.
COVID 6

Traffic in Mason City is sparse as residents adhere to the recommendation to stay at home when possible.
COVID 8

A sign reading "We Are All in This Together" is seen in a window at La'James College in downtown Mason City. The beauty school and business is one of several in Cerro Gordo County to receive grant money in the latest round of state relief funding for the COVID-19 pandemic.
COVID 5

In addition to playground equipment and shelters being closed to the public, pickup games on basketball courts are prohibited through April 30.
COVID 1

Signs and "caution" tape cover the playground equipment at Parkers Woods in Mason City. City officials announced Friday that all park equipment and shelters will be closed to the public through at least April 30.
COVID 2

Swings at Parkers Woods in Mason City are wrapped in "caution" tape. City officials announced Friday that all park equipment and shelters will be closed to the public through at least April 30.
COVID 7

A MercyOne hospital employee wears a face mask as he scrapes ice from his car on Friday in Mason City.
COVID 10

A Mason City Fire Department medic carries a face mask as he leaves the scene of a medical call in Mason City on Saturday. First responders are wearing masks when they respond to calls to protect themselves and their patients.
COVID 4

All bars in the state of Iowa, including Lorado's in downtown Mason City, shown above, remain closed under Gov. Kim Reynolds’ State Public Health Emergency Declaration.
COVID 9

A "campus closed" sign is seen blocking the road into the Mason City High School campus on Saturday. Iowa schools will remain closed until April 30 under Gov. Kim Reynolds’ State Public Health Emergency Declaration.
COVID 12

A man wears a face mask as he walks through downtown Mason City on Saturday. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently recommended that Americans voluntarily wear cloth face masks when in public.
COVID 11

A man walks his dog in Mason City on Saturday. As most outdoor activities are prohibited through state and local guidelines, residents are still encouraged to walk outdoors and use parks. The Mason City dog park remains open.