COVID-19 Cases Town By Town Westchester: According to The New York State Department of Health, the state count of postive tests for COVID-19 is 130,689, as of April 5. 14,294 of those cases are in Westchester County – up from 9,967 cases on March 31. That makes Westchester the fifth hardest hit county in New York State following, in order of most positive tests, Queens, Kings, Bronx and Nassau counties. Nassau has leapfrogged Westchester since March 31, adding over 7,071 new cases, compared to Westchester’s 4,327 new cases.

On April 6, County Executive George Latimer broke down some New York State Department of Health numbers for Westchester County. They showed that as of April 4 a cumulative total of 718 Westchester residents have been hospitalized for Coronavirus. 377 are currently hospitalized and 345 are currently hospitalized in Westchester County. And there have been 211 deaths.

Below is a table of cumulative positive Coronavirus tests for Westchester residents by town through April 2. These numbers only capture a fraction of the over 14,000 cases the New York Department of Health has already reported for Westchester County. This is due to the fact that all county and town data lags state numbers by as much as 3 days, due to State release of data to the County only after the tested individual has been informed of their status.