Monday marked a historic change for how DHS numbers will now be reported in COVID-19 cases with Illinois announcing they will now allow access to COVID-19 cases via ZIP code results on the DHS website.
While local health departments will still report, this allows a chance to dive into hot spots across Illinois, including specific zip code areas. Those zip code reports will only generate if they can report over 5 cases to protect a person’s anonymity.
Hot Spots in Illinois by Zip on Monday included:
- 225 cases covering Chicago, Lincolnwood, IL
- 127 cases covering Chicago Heights, IL, Sauk Village, IL, South Chicago Heights, IL, Ford Heights, IL, Steger, IL, Lynwood, IL
- 126 cases covering Waukegan, IL, North Chicago, IL, Park City, IL
Will County
Will County Health Department eclipsed 700 total cases today, reporting in tonight 703 cases of COVID-19, including 22 deaths.
- 83 cases covering Matteson, IL, Richton Park, IL, Frankfort, IL
- 50 cases covering Richton Park, IL
- 68 cases covering Joliet, IL, Shorewood, IL, Crystal Lawns, IL
- 37 cases covering Romeoville, IL, Bolingbrook, IL
- 40 cases covering Plainfield, IL, Joliet, IL
Kankakee County
Kankakee County Health Department reports 14 new cases of COVID-19 on Monday, with age range 40-49 leading the way with 21 total cases falling into that age range. The second highest was 50-59 with 18. There are now 90 total cases in Kankakee County, with nearly half of all cases (42) falling in the 60901 area code.
- 16 cases covering Bourbonnais, IL, Bradley, IL, Saint George, IL, Altorf, IL
- 42 cases covering Kankakee, IL, Limestone, IL
- 6 cases covering St. Anne, IL Sun River Terrance, IL Wichert, IL
There are now 5 dead with 8 recovered.
Iroquois County
Iroquois County reported one new case on Sunday, for a total of 7 cases in the area. Due to reporting guidelines, no particular zip code data is currently available for the County.
