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Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)

What Michigan is Doing
On Tuesday, March 10, Michigan’s Governor Whitmer declared a state of emergency as the state’s first positive cases of COVID-19 were identified. The emergency declaration enables the state to quickly deploy resources (equipment, supplies and/or personnel) to local jurisdictions to support their response efforts in combatting the spread of COVID-19. The declaration places Michigan at a heightened state of preparedness for response. All Michiganders are encouraged to follow the recommendations from MDHHS and the CDC to protect themselves and slow the spread of COVID-19.
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Testing in Michigan

Michigan Data

**Daily Confirmed COVID-19 Cases by County**
County	Cases	Deaths
Clinton	1
Detroit City	62
Eaton	2
Ingham	4
Kent	2
Livingston	1
Macomb	45
Midland	1
Monroe	1
Oakland	82
St. Clair	2
Washtenaw	7
Wayne	34	1
Not Reported	10
Total	254	1

City of Detroit and Wayne County are reported separately.

Genesee County case removed. Case update made in Michigan Disease Surveillance System after data was pulled for these charts.

Isabella County case removed. Test results were indeterminent. Speciman has been sent to CDC for testing.

This information is updated daily at 2 p.m., with yesterday’s COVID-19 positive results as of midnight. To view overall totals click on the cumulative data button below.

Learn more about MDHHS’ new case reporting process.

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