COVID-19 PHDM Case Counts
Updated: August 7, 2020
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Delta County
Lab Confirmed Cases: 70
Probable Cases: 22
Deaths: 3
Recovered Cases (includes Probable Cases): 26
Menominee County
Lab Confirmed Cases: 117
Probable Cases: 14
Deaths: 0
Recovered Cases (includes Probable Cases): 30
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Visit the Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity COVID-19 Workplace Safety Guidance website for printable signs, social media graphics, and loads of other information and recommendations for keeping your workplace, workforce, and patrons healthy.
COVID-19 Information and Guidance
For Residents
Executive Orders/Directives
For Employers and Workers
Learn more about COVID-19, how to protect yourself, what to do if someone is sick, how to get tested and more at www.michigan.gov/coronavirus.
For Employers and Workers
Executive Orders/Directives
For Employers and Workers
The state of Michigan has developed numerous resources to help keep you informed about COVID-19 and the state’s response. Click on the picture to learn more.
Executive Orders/Directives
Executive Orders/Directives
Executive Orders/Directives
We get it. Things are changing quickly. Stay up to date by accessing the latest Executive Orders and Executive Directives.
MI Safe Start Map
MI Safe Start Plan
Executive Orders/Directives
MI Safe Start Map is a dashboard designed to monitor the status of COVID-19 indicators across the state of Michigan. The dashboard tracks and displays the current risk level of Michigan regions and counties due to COVID-19.
MI Safe Start Plan
MI Safe Start Plan
MI Safe Start Plan
Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s MI Safe Start Plan outlines how we will begin to re-engage while continuing to keep our communities safe. Click to learn more.
Contain COVID-19
MI Safe Start Plan
MI Safe Start Plan
It’s a simple three-part strategy that has been used by public health officials for decades to contain the spread of infectious disease. Now, Michigan is using this 1-2-3 plan to help slow the spread of COVID-19 and save lives. These tools are critical to reopening our economy while keeping our communities safe. By taking this seriously and doing their part, all Michiganders can be part of the solution.