COVID-19 Surveillance Data | Eastern North Carolina Now

    Good Afternoon Everyone,

    You are receiving the attached message and email below from Beaufort County's EOC as a method of keeping you informed about our county's response to COVID-19.

    Beaufort County has had 32 new cases since yesterday, and 190 since Friday 9/24.

    Beaufort County's Health Department also has appointments available beginning Monday 10/4 for individuals wishing to receive their 1st dose of the Moderna, J&J or Pfizer vaccines. Appointments can be made by calling 252-940-6150, or by using the following link: https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php?owner=21631584

    Our next comprehensive update will be published on Friday 10/8. Daily Beaufort County COVID Surveillance Data will be shared Monday - Friday and can also been found using the following link: Beaufort County NC COVID Surveillance

    Please see page 5 of today's report for an updated list of local providers that are now offering vaccines.

    Additional updates from our previous posting have been highlighted.

    We ask that you assist us by sharing this information with your families, workplaces, and communities.

    As always, thank you all for what you do to keep Beaufort County safe and prepared.


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