MASON COUNTY, Texas (KXAN) — This story has the latest information on COVID-19 cases in Mason County. See charts and information about coronavirus in other Central Texas counties.
August 11 Update
Mason County is reporting 17 active COVID-19 cases Tuesday, bringing the total number of confirmed cases the county has seen up to 57. There are no reported deaths and 40 recoveries.
August 9 Update
There are no new updates.
August 8 Update
There are no new updates.
August 7 Update
Mason County is reporting 13 active COVID-19 cases Friday, bringing the total number of confirmed cases the county has seen up to 53. There are no reported deaths and 40 recoveries.
August 6 Update
There are 11 active COVID-19 cases reported in Mason County Thursday, bringing the total number of confirmed cases the county has seen up to 51. There are 40 reported recoveries and no deaths.
August 5 Update
There are seven active COVID-19 cases reported in Mason County Wednesday, bringing the total number of confirmed cases the county has seen up to 45. There are no deaths and 38 reported recoveries.
August 4 Update
There are four active COVID-19 cases reported in Mason County Tuesday, bringing the total number of confirmed cases the county has seen up to 42. There are 38 recoveries.
August 1 Update
There are no new updates for Saturday.
July 31 Update
Mason County is reporting two active COVID-19 cases Friday, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 40. There have been 38 reported recoveries and no deaths.
July 27 Update
Mason County is reporting two active COVID-19 cases, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 40. There have been 38 reported recoveries and no deaths.
July 23 Update
Mason County is reporting two active COVID-19 cases, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 40. There have been 38 reported recoveries and no deaths.
July 16 Update
Mason County is reporting three active COVID-19 cases, bringing the total number of confirmed cases up to 40 in the county. There have been 37 reported recoveries and no deaths.
July 15 Update
Mason County is reporting two active cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday, bringing their total number of confirmed cases to 39.
The county has no deaths, and 37 people are considered recovered.
July 11 Update
Mason County has no active cases of COVID-19 on Saturday, July 11. There have been 37 cases reported countywide, and all of them are considered recovered.
July 8 Update
Mason County is reporting two active cases of COVID-19 and 35 that are considered recovered. There have been a total of 37 countywide.
June 27 Update
Mason County is reporting its first new case since May 18. There are now 34 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Mason County, including 33 cases that are considered recovered and one that is considered active.
June 3 Update
Mason County is reporting no new cases of COVID-19. All 33 cases are now considered recovered.
May 29 Update
Mason County is reporting no new cases of COVID-19. Of the 33 total cases, 31 are considered recovered and two are considered active.
May 22 Update
There are no new cases of COVID-19 in Mason County, however, only five cases of COVID-19 are considered active, while 28 are considered recovered.
May 20 Update
There are no new cases of COVID-19 in Mason County, however, only 6 cases of COVID-19 are considered active, while 27 are considered recovered.
May 18 Update
Mason County is reporting 33 cases of COVID-19, including 26 cases that are considered recovered and seven considered active.
May 14 Update
There are now 31 cases of COVID-19 in Mason County, including six active cases and 15 considered recovered.
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MASON COUNTY, Texas (KXAN) — As of Tuesday night, Mason County officials are reporting 30 total cases of COVID-19, and many of those positive cases are connected to City of Mason employees.
According to Judge Jerry Bearden, city staff, including the mayor, have tested positive for the virus. Currently, some of those infected are showing symptoms and others aren’t. No one has been hospitalized as of Wednesday.
Mobile testing is available at the Mason Community Building. Information on how to set up an appointment for testing will be available on the Mason County website.
