CASPER, Wyo — 18 new laboratory confirmed cases of COVID-19 have been reported in Wyoming as of 8:42 am Sunday, July 12. That brings the total number of lab confirmed cases to 1,506, according to the Wyoming Department of Health (WDH).
The WDH reports the average number of COVID-19 cases per day as follows:
- Last 21 days: 25.86
- Last 14 days: 27.00
- Last 7 days: 26.14
Wyoming has seen 356 probable cases, 4 more than reported Saturday. There have been 21 COVID-19 related deaths reported in the state.
Four new lab confirmed cases of COVID-19 were reported in Natrona County on Sunday, which has seen 139 lab confirmed cases overall. Natrona’s probable case count increased by 2 to reach 26 on Sunday.
11 new recoveries from among those with a lab confirmed case in Wyoming were reported on Sunday, bringing the total to 1,096. Probable case recoveries stand at 276.
An additional recovery from a lab confirmed case was reported in Natrona on Sunday, bringing the total to 89. No new probable case recoveries were reported, which stand at 13.
54,917 total COVID-19 tests have been completed in Wyoming. That includes 27,451 from the Wyoming Public Health Laboratory.
Confirmed COVID-19 case counts by county as of 8:42 am Sunday are listed below, with probable cases in parentheses:
- Albany: 44 (5)
- Big Horn: 26 (4)
- Campbell: 71 (17)
- Carbon: 16 (13)
- Converse: 17 (11)
- Crook: 7
- Fremont: 344 (42)
- Goshen: 7 (2)
- Hot Springs: 9 (3)
- Johnson: 17 (4)
- Laramie: 215 (114)
- Lincoln: 34 (7)
- Natrona: 139 (26)
- Niobrara: 1 (1)
- Park: 75 (10)
- Platte: 3 (1)
- Sheridan: 21 (8)
- Sublette: 4 (3)
- Sweetwater: 128 (10)
- Teton: 125 (32)
- Uinta: 164 (38)
- Washakie: 38 (5)
- Weston: 1
