CONTACT:
Tribal Emergency Operations Center (TEOC)
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
November 3, 2020
Tlingit & Haida is committed to providing current information on the Coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic to ensure all tribal citizens remain informed and have the resources needed to stay safe. Below is a brief update from Tlingit & Haida’s Tribal Emergency Operations Center.
|
|
The total number of cumulative positive COVID-19 cases in Alaska as of yesterday is 17,448, including 380 new resident cases and 2 new non-resident case reported. Of these cases, 13,241 are under investigation, 593 individuals had a recent history of travel and 3,614 were close contact, community or unknown. There has been a total of 7,113 statewide recoveries, 457 hospitalizations and 84 deaths. To view Southeast Alaska resident and non-resident cases, case counts by high tribal citizen populations, and U.S. breakdowns, see below.
If you think you have been exposed to COVID-19 and develop a fever with symptoms, such as a cough or difficulty breathing, contact your local healthcare provider for medical advice.
|
|
*The Alaska COVID-19 data is derived from the Alaska Coronavirus Response Hub developed by the State of Alaska Department of Health and Social Services. Alaska resident cases are reported by place of resident, and includes Alaskan residents diagnosed and isolated out-of-state. Non-resident cases are reported by place of diagnosis. Communities with fewer than 1,000 residents are combined at the borough/census area level to protect patient privacy. Counts by residency status and place are subject to change as additional information is collected during case investigations. Source: Alaska Department of Health and Social Services
|
|
SOUTHEAST ALASKA RESIDENT CASES |
|
Southeast AK Resident Cases by Community:
There are 768 confirmed resident cases in Southeast Alaska including 21 new cases reported: Juneau (20) and Sitka (1). Of these cases, 315 are active, 448 have recovered and 5 deaths have been recorded.
- Haines Borough: 8 (6 recovered, 2 active)
- Juneau City & Borough: 522 (264 recovered, 255 active, 3 deaths)
- Ketchikan Gateway Borough: 71 (52 recovered, 19 active)
- Petersburg Borough: 15 (8 recovered, 6 active, 1 death)
- Prince of Wales-Hyder Census Area: 34
- Craig: 3 (2 recovered, 1 active)
- Metlakatla: 4 (3 recovered, 1 death)
- Other: 27 (21 recovered, 6 active)
- Sitka City & Borough: 67 (49 recovered, 18 active)
- Skagway: 7 (6 recovered, 1 active)
- Wrangell City & Borough: 13 (11 recovered, 2 active)
- Yakutat-Hoonah-Angoon: 31 (26 recovered, 5 active)
|
|
NON-RESIDENT CASES IN SOUTHEAST ALASKA |
|
Non-Resident Cases in Southeast Alaska by Community:
There are 153 confirmed non-resident cases in Southeast Alaska. Of these cases, 22 are active and 131 have recovered.
- Haines Borough: 6 (5 recovered, 1 active)
- Juneau City & Borough: 92 (78 recovered, 14 active)
- Ketchikan Gateway Borough: 21 (17 recovered, 4 active)
- Petersburg Borough: 5 (5 recovered)
- Prince of Wales-Hyder Census Area:
- Craig 1 (1 recovered)
- Sitka City & Borough: 16 (13 recovered, 3 active)
- Wrangell City & Borough: 6 (6 recovered)
- Yakutat-Hoonah-Angoon: 6 (6 recovered)
|
|
CASE COUNTS BY HIGH TRIBAL CITIZEN POPULATIONS |
|
Case Count by States with High Tribal Citizen Populations:
The following are statistics for California and Washington states where a large population of Tlingit & Haida's tribal citizens reside.
|
|
- Confirmed Cases: 945,191
- Deaths: 17,728
3:45 PM (PST) on November 3, 2020.
|
|
- Confirmed Cases: 110,011
- Deaths: 2,400
|
|
UNITED STATES CASE COUNT UPDATE |
|
United States COVID-19 Cases:
-
Total Confirmed: 9,371,389*
- Total Recovered: 3,705,130*
- Total Deaths: 232,477
- Jurisdictions reporting cases: 55 (50 states, District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, and the U.S. Virgin Islands)
*United States COVID-19 data is derived from an interactive dashboard developed by the Center for Systems Science and Engineering at John Hopkins University that tracks the COVID-19 spread in
real-time. Data was pulled at 2:25 PM AKDT on November 3, 2020.
|
|
College & Career Resources
Whether you are interested in attending a community college, university or vocational training program, Tlingit & Haida has an array of support services to help you reach your educational and career goals.
College Student Assistance (CSA)
The CSA program provides financial aid to tribal citizens who reside in or originate from a community within Tlingit & Haida’s service area (Haines, Juneau, Kasaan, Pelican, Saxman and Tenakee) and are attending or plan to attend an accredited college or university in the pursuit of an Associate’s degree or higher. CSA funds full and part-time students (minimum of six credit-hours per term). For more information, visit www.ccthita-nsn.gov or email hied@ccthita-nsn.gov.
Training Services
Training services provides funding for vocational training (Certified Driver’s License, Construction, Culinary, Healthcare, Information Technology, or Welding) up to an Associate’s degree to tribal citizens who reside within Tlingit & Haida’s service area (Craig, Haines, Juneau, Kasaan, Klawock, Saxman and Wrangell). For more information, visit www.ccthita-nsn.gov or email tgallant@ccthita-nsn.gov.
Tribal Vocational Rehabilitation (TVR)
TVR provides vocational rehabilitation and training assistance to Alaska Natives / American Indians with disabilities who reside within Tlingit & Haida’s service area (Southeast Alaska with exception of Metlakatla). For more information, visit www.ccthita-nsn.gov or email dnauska@ccthita-nsn.gov.
|
|
It is imperative that our tribal citizens continue to hunker down and shelter in place, follow federal, state, tribal and local health mandates, and stay informed on the COVID-19 pandemic to keep ourselves and our families safe.
|
|
Tlingit & Haida's Tribal Emergency Operations Center (TEOC)
The Tribal Emergency Operations Center (TEOC) was created to enable Tlingit & Haida to provide timely, integrated, and coordinated responses to the Coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic that addresses the four phases of emergency management: mitigation, preparedness, response and recovery. The activation of the TEOC is not due to any identified cases within the Tribe. All actions are aimed at protecting the safety and well-being of Tlingit & Haida’s citizens, clients, employees and communities.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
