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On March 1, 2020, the U.S. state of Florida officially reported its first two COVID-19 cases in Manatee and Hillsborough counties. There is evidence, however, that community spread of COVID-19 first began in Florida much earlier, perhaps as early as the first week of January,[6] with as many as 171 people in Florida who had shown symptoms now identified with COVID-19, prior to receiving confirmation from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. By March 11, the CDC saw evidence to conclude that community spread of the virus had occurred within the state.[7]
On April 1, 2020, Governor Ron DeSantis issued an executive order to restrict activities within the state to those deemed as essential services.[8] By June 2020, DeSantis had adopted a more targeted approach to the pandemic, declaring in mid-June that,
"We're not shutting down, we're gonna go forward, we're gonna continue to protect the most vulnerable....particularly when you have a virus that disproportionately impacts one segment of society, to suppress a lot of working-age people at this point I don't think would likely be very effective."[9]
That targeted approach was similar to what the Great Barrington Declaration would recommend later in October.[10] DeSantis got vaccinated voluntarily against COVID-19 and expressed enthusiasm for people getting their shots, but he has also opposed forcing people to do it.[11]
On September 25, 2020, Florida lifted all remaining capacity restrictions on businesses, while also prohibiting local governments from enforcing public health orders with fines, or restricting restaurants to less than 50% capacity.[12][13][14] According to the federal Center for Disease Control, life expectancy during 2020 dropped in Florida to 77.5 years, down from 79 years in 2019; that fall of 1.5 years in Florida compared to a nationwide fall of 1.8 years, "mostly due to the COVID-19 pandemic and increases in unintentional injuries," with those unintentional deaths being mostly attributable to drug overdoses.[15][16][17]
As of September 16, 2021[update], the Florida Department of Health had reported 3,485,163 COVID-19 cases[ii] and 51,240 deaths[iii] among residents of the state.[18][5] Since the start of the pandemic through November 2022, 324 in 100,000 Floridians died of COVID-19.[19] As of December 2021, among all US states Florida had the eighth-highest per capita case rate.[19] As of July 2021, one in every five new COVID-19 cases recorded in the United States came from Florida.[20]Vaccines have been administered in Florida since December 14, 2020. As of May 2, 2021[update], Florida has administered 15,488,105 COVID-19 vaccine doses with 42% of the population having received at least one shot and 30% of the population being fully vaccinated.[21]
Since 2021, Governor Ron DeSantis has placed restrictions on the use of COVID-19 mitigations by local governments and private businesses via executive order; the state has expressly voided and restricted any future restrictions imposed by local governments, prohibited any mandate applying to COVID-19 vaccines (including COVID-19 vaccination as a condition of entry or employment), and has controversially prohibited local governments and school boards from mandating that face masks be worn at schools—a policy which resulted in legal disputes.
As of Tuesday, April 19, 2022, more than 14,342,000 people had been fully vaccinated in Florida. On that date, the state had logged at least 5,888,264 cases and 73,738 deaths since the pandemic began in March 2020.[22]
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Initial cases (January–May 2020)edit
February 29, 2020: Florida state health laboratories in Tampa, Jacksonville, and Miami are able to process COVID-19 tests locally rather than sending them to federal labs, cutting processing time from 3–5 days to 1–2 days.[24]
March 1: Florida becomes the tenth state to confirm its first COVID-19 cases: one in Manatee County, and one in Hillsborough County with a woman who had recently returned from Italy.[25]
March 5: A new case is announced involving an elderly man with severe underlying health conditions in Santa Rosa County who had recently traveled outside the United States.[29] The Department of Health announces three new cases late on March 6, two in Broward County and one in Lee County. Officials also announce two deaths.[30]
March 8:Publix starts to limit the amount of certain items per customer because some shoppers began to hoard items like toilet paper and other essential items.[31]
March 9:Florida House members announce that five members attended a conference with infected COVID-19 participants.[32] Governor DeSantis declares a State of Emergency.[33]Princess Cruises terminates a planned stop of the cruise ship Caribbean Princess in Grand Cayman after it was discovered that two of its crew members had recently transferred from Grand Princess in California.[34] The cruise ship is ordered to anchor off the coast of Fort Lauderdale while its passengers and crew could be tested for COVID-19. Furthermore, a fourth Princess Cruises cruise ship, Regal Princess, is placed on a "no sail order" off the Florida coast after it was discovered that two of its crew members had recently transferred from Grand Princess in California.[35][36]
March 13: It is confirmed that Mayor of MiamiFrancis Suarez had contracted the virus.[39][40] The Department of Health confirms that an Orange County resident died in California after contracting COVID-19 while traveling.[41]
March 17: Governor DeSantis orders bars and nightclubs to close for 30 days,[43] gyms announce that they would be closing,[44] and the first medical group offers drive through COVID-19 testing in Central Florida.[45]
March 18: Nineteen senior living facilities are suspected to be infected by the coronavirus.[46] The state purchases 2,500 testing kits.[46] In addition, congressman Mario Diaz-Balart from Miami tests positive for the coronavirus. After his diagnosis, he self-quarantines in his Washington, D.C. apartment.[47]
March 20: A Pasco and a Broward County resident dies.[48][49] A man who returned to California after visiting Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando approximately two weeks prior dies from the virus.[50][51] DeSantis orders that restaurants use take-out and delivery only to prevent guests from eating at restaurants.[52]
March 30: Although Florida law does not allow retired state personnel to return to work until six months after their retirement, DeSantis makes an exception and allows the retired healthcare and front line workers to come back to work[53] In addition, he signs an Executive Order for Miami-Dade County, Broward County and Palm Beach County residents to stay at home.[54] The Department of Education announces that schools will not be able to resume in person classes until at least May 1.[55] After learning that some patients were leaving isolation and going out in public, the Seminole County requires those who were diagnosed with COVID-19 to stay at home until medically cleared.[56]
April 1: DeSantis issues a statewide stay-at-home order following growing pressure to do so.[8][57][58]
April 12: The Tampa Bay Times reported a discrepancy between the counts of COVID-19 deaths in the state: the Florida Department of Health had reported 419, while Florida's medical examiners reported 461. The health department counts only Florida residents and organizes the data by the person's place of residence (to avoid double-counting); in contrast, the medical examiners count anyone who dies in the state, which includes visitors. The health department's analysis causes several days of reporting delay, which is a further reason it is difficult to compare the numbers.[59] In response to the Tampa Bay Times article, Florida officials stopped the release of the medical examiners' list, saying that it should be reviewed and possibly redacted, but did not publicly specify what exactly they wanted to redact.[60][61]
April 17: DeSantis allows some Florida beaches to reopen if done safely.[62]
April 18 It is announced that schools would remain closed for the remainder of the semester.[63]
April 20: The Florida Department of Economic Opportunities releases a dashboard showing that 1.5 million unemployment claims were made during the last month.[64] The Florida National Guard assists with COVID-19 sample collections at a State Nursing home for Veterans in Pembroke Pines.[65] In addition, they have helped across Florida in more than 50,000 COVID-19 tests and numerous screenings at airports.[65]
April 21:Flagler County announces its beaches would reopen for exercising and fishing but not socializing,[66] and the sunbathing restriction was lifted on Brevard County.[67]
May 4: The state of Florida removed 171 presumed COVID-19 cases with onset in January and February from its official COVID-19 database. The individuals were subsequently all still counted after they tested positive with CDC confirmation.[6]
May 5:Rebekah Jones, a geographic data scientist involved in tracking cases for the state, is terminated from her position by the Florida Department of Health. Jones claimed that the Department of Health wanted data on Florida's coronavirus dashboard changed to support Governor Ron DeSantis' plans to resume economic activity. She further contended that she was fired for refusing to alter the information. A statement from DeSantis' office denied this, instead claiming that she was fired for insubordination and unilateral decision-making regarding her dashboard additions. DeSantis added that Jones contradicted state epidemiologists.[68] In May 2021, Jones was granted whistleblower protection by the Florida Commission of Human Resources, but the investigation found allegations of retaliatory adverse action unsubstantiated and was closed in September 2022.[69] Jones posted a forged version of the notice of termination she received claiming the commission found she disclosed and demonstrated violations of Florida Statutes and qualified her termination as legitimate and non-retaliatory under Florida Statute that classified her as employment as Selected Exempt Service, making her employment at-will. The authentic letter provided by the commission made no such claims.[70] The Office of Inspector General later found her claims to be unsubstantiated or unfounded; those she accused were exonerated of any misconduct.[71]
May 17:Monroe County commissioners vote for a mask mandate that requires all employees and customers of businesses to wear masks.[72]
May 18:Broward County and Miami-Dade County enter Phase One of reopening.[73]
May 22: The Miami Beach City Commission votes that Miami-Dade hotels and beaches reopen by June 1, but that did not happen.[74]
May 27: Ocean Drive on Miami Beach is closed off to allow restaurants to expand their seating.[75] People are to along the sidewalks and in the closed off streets to maximize the restaurant capacities.[75]
First rise of cases (June–September 2020)edit
June 1: The Florida Keys reopened and lifted the roadblock.[76] Earlier in May, in a virtual round table, Miami-Dade Emergency Manager Frank Rollason said the county plans to test everyone coming into a shelter for COVID-19 and separate people who are ill or have symptoms from healthy people in different parts of the shelter.[77] June 1, he contradicted himself in an email and said the county plans to screen evacuees for symptoms, not test them.[78] The state hopes to have rapid testing by August or September and to be able to test people entering and exiting shelters by then.[79]
June 3: DeSantis announces that Florida could move into Phase 2 except south Florida, specifically Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach, which need to submit plans for reopening. Phase 2 in Florida begins, with bars allowed to open at 50% capacity with social distancing and sanitation.[80]
June 10: Miami Beach reopens with social distancing guidelines.[81]
June 14: An alternate website for tracking COVID-19 cases in Florida, created by Rebekah Jones, debuted.[82] In an interview with NPR, she claims that in the current Florida Health dashboard, positive tests are only counted once per person but a person who tests negative multiple times is counted towards the data every time. She states that reporting positivity as a percentage of total tests instead of as a percentage of the total population tested lowers the reported COVID-19 positivity rate.[83]
June 16: Hawkers St. Pete restaurant in St. Petersburg temporary shuts down until further notice due to a spike of cases in the city and Pinellas County.[84] An ice hockey game in the Tampa Bay metropolitan area led to 14 of the 22 players and a rink staff member testing positive for COVID-19.[85]
June 19: A mandatory mask mandate goes into effect in Tampa. It applies to all indoor locations outside of one's home and anywhere in public where one cannot maintain social distancing. Those who are under the age of 2 are exempt from it.[72]
A mask mandate that applies to businesses in St. Petersburg goes into effect.[86]
June 21: The dashboard created by Rebekah Jones says that "the DOH "Cases" include residents and non-residents, but exclude those who received positive anti-body test results".[87]
June 23: A 17-year old from Lee County who attended a 100-person church function dies from COVID-19. The teenager had been treated at home with azithromycin, hydroxychloroquine, and oxygen before being transferred to the Golisano Children's Hospital then to the Nicklaus Children's Hospital in Miami.[88]
June 24: The daily positive test rate reaches 20%.[89]New York, New Jersey and Connecticut impose 14-day quarantines on visitors from states with infection rates above a certain threshold, including Florida.[90] A study by Scripps Research Institute reports that COVID-19 may be mutating in Florida, making the virus more likely to infect cells.[91]
During the month of June the seven day moving average of new COVID-19 cases in Florida increased nearly ten-fold, from 726 new cases per day on June 1 to 7,140 new cases on July 1, 2020.[5]
July 2: Florida's Department of Health stated that test results starting July 2 would include antigen test results received from the state public health laboratory and commercial and hospital laboratories.[92]
July 3: An 11-year-old boy from Miami-Dade County dies from COVID-19 complications, making him the youngest person in Florida to die from COVID-19.[93]
July 7: More than 40 Florida hospitals maxed out or were nearing capacity of their intensive care unit beds.[94]
July 12: 15,299 new COVID-19 cases are reported by the state, the highest daily amount during the pandemic.[5]
July 14: Miami is declared the worst hit locale in the state by Dr Lilian Abbo, chief of infection prevention at Jackson Health System.[95]
July 24: A longtime staffer of Rep. Vern Buchanan died of the disease after being hospitalized 9 days previously.[96]
July 27:Manatee County commissioners vote to approve an ordinance requiring masks to be worn inside private businesses. It does not apply to those who are under the age of 6 and with certain medical conditions.[72]
July 30: 253 deaths are reported, the highest daily count during the pandemic.[97][98]
Between July 30 and August 5, many state-run test sites were closed due to Hurricane Isaías.[99] Test sites in some western counties not in the hurricane's path remained open but state-run sites in Miami-Dade, Orange and other higher population eastern counties were closed until Monday, August 3, with some sites reopening before the scheduled full reopening on Wednesday, August 5. The interruption of full daily testing would lead to a dip in confirmed cases for several days.[100]
August 24: 52 nursing home residents at Fair Havens Center in Miami Springs died during a COVID-19 outbreak at the center. Acting on five complaints against the center, Florida's Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA) conducted in inspection that found numerous issues and the Agency shut down new admissions to the center. A certified nursing assistant was infected at the center in April, her husband and son became infected, and her 33-year-old son died in May.[101]
September 1: The Florida Department of Health and Division of Emergency Management announced a severing of ties with Quest Diagnostics, after the private laboratory failed to report nearly 75,000 tests to the state before that day, including some tests from as far back as April.[102] Of the 7,643 positive cases reported on September 1, 3,870 were collected by Quest between April 22 and August 27.[103]
September 24: Governor DeSantis suggested a "bill of rights" to protect college students from being expelled for attending parties that violate their school's COVID-19 rules.[104]
September 25: DeSantis issued an order that effectively nullified public health measures imposed by various local governments in Florida to combat the spread of the virus. DeSantis's order prohibits local governments from imposing fines or shutting down businesses for violations of mask mandates. The order also allows restaurants to immediately reopen at full capacity and restricted local governments from ordering restaurants to operate at less than half-capacity.[12][13] On November 24, amid an increase in the number of COVID-19 cases and deaths in the state throughout the autumn, DeSantis extended this order.[14]
September 25: Tallahassee police broke up a dozen large gatherings over the weekend. This included a party of more than 1,000 people near Florida State University. Over 1,400 positive cases had been identified at Florida State between August 2 and September 26.[105]
September 25: In reaction to a brutal break up of a party near FSU, Gov. Ron DeSantis proposes college 'bill of rights' to party.[106][107]
September 27: Manatee County commissioners vote to end a countywide mask mandate.[72]
September 28: Dr. Anthony Fauci said that the decision to reopen bars and restaurants at 100% capacity, and to prohibit localities from limiting business capacity to less than 50% was "very concerning" and "really asking for trouble."[108]
September 29: Governor DeSantis announced that the state will receive over six million rapid antigen tests for COVID-19, which typically provide results within fifteen minutes. The tests will initially be made available to long-term and senior care facilities, with the intention to later expand to schools. The state expected the first shipment of tests arrive by October 2.[109] A sharp rise in cases, with 3,259 reported, occurred that day, which followed 813 cases reported the day before, the lowest daily count in months. Test positivity for the day was 4.98%; the day before was at 4.21%.[5]
Second rise of cases (October 2020 – January 2021)edit
October 10, 2020: A daily report of test results was not provided. The Florida Department of Health explained that results provided by Helix Laboratory on Friday evening included nearly 400,000 previously submitted results. The Department of Health stated that the results would be provided by the next day, after the data was reconciled.[110]
October 14: The Florida-LSUfootball game was postponed until December. A total of 19 players for the Gators tested positive, as did coach Dan Mullen, who had urged that fans be allowed to pack the stadium.[111][112]
October 17: Florida reported its highest coronavirus numbers in two months. The seven-day average was more than 3,300 cases. Reporting anomalies made it more difficult to gather statistical trends. Positivity rate was 5.2%, with over 2,000 hospitalizations.[113]
October 19: With tourist season approaching, rising cases were reported in the Florida Keys, with 201 cases in the past 14 days, and a 7% positive test rate.[114]
October 22:WUFT reported that Florida universities "have received scores of formal complaints from students about their own classmates' behavior during the pandemic," such as packing bars off campus and holding parties without masks or social distancing.[115] Governor DeSantis defended the practice of holding Thanksgiving gatherings for the elderly in long-term care facilities, despite the potential health risks.[116]
October 23: Florida reported 16,500 deaths, and moved past New Jersey to become 4th in the nation in the number of deaths.[117]
October 24: A Florida Department of Health official in Orange County urged parents not to host birthday parties of any size, after half of the 30 attendees at an Orlando area birthday party contracted the virus.[118]
December 14: United Airlines flight 591 departed from Orlando with 164 people on board for a 5.5 hour flight to Los Angeles, California. A 69-year-old man had respiratory distress on the flight, was given CPR, and the flight was diverted to New Orleans, Louisiana. The man died at a hospital, and his cause of death was listed as "acute respiratory failure; COVID-19". An emergency medical technician who performed the CPR later reported COVID-19 symptoms but received three negative test results. Two other passengers also took turns in performing chest compressions. A bag valve mask was used to provide oxygen, and there was no mouth-to-mouth resuscitation performed.[120]
December 17: The State of Florida reported 13,148 new cases, largest since July 16.[121]
A woman receives the COVID-19 vaccine on January 16, 2021, at the Orange County Convention Center.
January 6, 2021: The CDC announced that it had found at least 22 confirmed cases of the more contagious SARS-CoV-2 variant in Florida.[123]
Cases since January 2021 (February–August 2021)edit
July 31: Florida recorded 21,683 new cases in one day, the highest at any time in the pandemic. Florida's test positivity rate reached 18.82%, driven by the delta variant of COVID-19.[124]
August 6: The state continued to break records with 23,909 new cases on Friday, August 6, according to the CDC.[125]
August 8: The pastor of a Jacksonville church stated that six church members had died of COVID-19 within the previous two weeks.[126]
Responseedit
Timeline for State Government Response
Date
Action Taken
March 1, 2020
Public health emergency declared.
March 17, 2020
All bars and nightclubs ordered to close for 30 days.
March 17, 2020
School closures extended to April 15, and state-mandated school testing cancelled.
March 28, 2020
Emergency alert sent to cell phones throughout Florida from the state's Surgeon General regarding public safety.
March 30, 2020
Stay-at-home order issued for several South Florida counties.
April 1, 2020
Stay-at-home order issued for entire state.
June 1, 2020
Statewide moratorium on evictions and foreclosures extended by 30 days.
June 5, 2020
"Phase 2" of reopening begins, except for the counties of Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach.
June 26, 2020
Banned alcohol sales at all bars across the state.
On March 1, Governor DeSantis declared a public health emergency after two cases were confirmed in Manatee County and Hillsborough County.[127] On March 17, he ordered all bars and nightclubs to be closed for 30 days, extended school closures to April 15, and cancelled state-mandated school testing.[128]
By the third week of the pandemic's presence in Florida, DeSantis began attracting criticism for the state's slow response to the pandemic, particularly for deferring beach closings to local governments during spring break while vacationers continued to congregate. The Miami Herald's editorial board wrote an editorial condemning DeSantis' inaction in requesting help from the federal government, while noting his vocal support of U.S. president Donald Trump.[129][130] Speculation mounted that DeSantis' decision not to lock down the state was influenced by business interests, instead of health experts. Business lobbyists, including the Florida Chamber of Commerce, urged the Governor not to "take drastic measures that might shut down the state's economy."[131] On March 27, more than 900 health care workers signed a letter asking DeSantis to order citizens to shelter-in-place, and take other measures to slow the spread of COVID-19. A similar letter written by Doctors for America was signed by 500 health care professionals a few days earlier.[132]
On March 27, DeSantis expanded a previous order requiring airline travelers from New York City to self-quarantine for fourteen days to include people who enter from Louisiana via Interstate 10.[133]
On March 28, an emergency alert was sent to cell phones throughout Florida from the state's Surgeon General, Dr. Scott A. Rivkees, regarding public safety among those 65 and older and those with medical conditions, as well as the full population.[134]
On April 1, DeSantis issued a stay-at-home order for the entire state, effective for 30 days, after a call with President Trump. This followed criticism from experts that stricter measures were necessary to contain the virus.[57][136][137]
On April 9, while discussing the possibility of sending children back to school, DeSantis said, "I don't think nationwide there's been a single fatality under 25." (This was not true; by this point, several Americans under 25 had died of COVID-19.) DeSantis suggested that the flu was more dangerous to this age group.[138]
On June 1, DeSantis extended the statewide moratorium on evictions and foreclosures another 30 days, lasting through July 1.[139] Residents of Florida who receive unemployment payments were confused in mid-June when the state of Florida switched their payments from weekly to bi-weekly, with no apparent notice.[140]
On June 5, DeSantis issued an executive order implementing "Phase 2" of a reopening plan outside of Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties, allowing some businesses (such as bars, pubs, and indoor venues such as arcades, bowling alleys, cinemas, and concert venues) to expand to 50% capacity, and personal care services to resume operations. The order recommended against gatherings of more than 50 people.[141]
On June 16, DeSantis said 260 Orlando International Airport workers tested positive for COVID-19. He also said that the increase of cases was due to an increase of testing and that even though cases are increasing, "they are not rolling back."[142] Orlando airport said this was false, and that only 2 out of 500 employees tested positive.[143]
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo considered the idea of quarantining people who travel from Florida to New York due to concern of rising COVID-19 cases in Florida.[144] On June 20, DeSantis said that he was cracking down on restaurants not practicing strict social distancing guideline. He also noted that the new cases were trending in the younger generation, with much of the cases being people between the ages of 20 and 35 years old.[145]
On June 23, DeSantis said that Florida bars and restaurants would be liable to lose their liquor licenses if they violate the state's social distancing guidelines.[146] 13 employees and at least 28 patrons of The Knight's Pub in Orlando tested positive for COVID-19, resulting in The Knight's Pub losing their liquor license.[147] Due to the increase of cases, some hospitals, like Palm Beach Gardens and JFK Medical Center, reported having no open ICU beds. However, State Surgeon General Dr. Scott Rivkees told hospitals to only report COVID-19 patients as ICU cases if they required ICU level of care, since some ICUs were being used to simply isolate COVID-19 patients from other hospital patients, and to report non-ICU-level care cases as COVID-hospitalized cases.[148] The same day, Florida banned liquor sales at bars that do not offer substantial food menus.[149] Strip clubs remained open.[150]
As of June 26, 660 inmates and 24 staff at the Homestead Correctional Institution tested positive for COVID-19, and 23 deaths had been accounted for at the Institution due to the virus.[151]
On September 10, 2020, the state rescinded the executive order prohibiting alcohol sales at bars.[152]
Prohibitions on mitigationsedit
On September 25, Governor DeSantis announced Phase 3, which lifted all capacity restrictions on most businesses. In addition, municipalities are prohibited from collecting fines for violations of local health orders, and may not restrict restaurants to less than 50% capacity unless they receive approval from the state; they must provide justification for the decision, and detail any possible economic impact.[153][154][155]
From April 2021, DeSantis has signed multiple executive orders designed to prohibit the use of COVID-19 mitigations, citing alleged infringements of personal freedoms.[156][157][158] On April 2, 2021, Governor DeSantis signed an executive order prohibiting any business from requiring proof of vaccination or recovery ("vaccine passports") as a prerequisite for entry or the provision of services, punishable by fine of $5,000 per-instance.[159][157][158]
On May 3, 2021, DeSantis signed an executive order officially rescinding the state of emergency and all COVID-19-related public health orders. This order superseded all local public health orders, and also prohibited municipalities from enacting any further public health order related to COVID-19.[160][161] That same day, he signed a bill prohibiting vaccine passports and limiting other COVID-19 mitigation measures such as mask mandates.[162][163] On July 30, DeSantis signed an executive order prohibiting municipalities and school boards from mandating that masks be worn in schools.[156]
In July 2021, Norwegian Cruise Line sued the Surgeon General of Florida, arguing that the prohibition of vaccine mandates "poses imminent, substantial, irreparable harms" to the company, and prevented it from being able to ensure the health and safety of its passengers and crew. The DeSantis administration argued that the company "has made the disappointing and unlawful choice to join the CDC in discriminating against children and other individuals who cannot be vaccinated or who have opted not to be vaccinated for reasons of health, religion, or conscience."[164] On August 8, District Judge Kathleen M. Williams issued a preliminary injunction against the prohibition, arguing that it "fails to provide a valid evidentiary, factual, or legal predicate", and that "documentary proof of vaccination will expedite passengers' entry into virtually every single country and port where Plaintiffs intend to sail."[165][166]
On November 18, 2021, DeSantis signed four bills, passed by the Florida Legislature the previous day,[167] that, among other actions, limited vaccine mandates by businesses and government entities.[168][169][170]
In January 2023, amid the upcoming expiration of his executive orders in July 2023, DeSantis tabled legislation to make the prohibition of vaccine and mask mandates permanent.[171]
County and local responsesedit
Notification of positive COVID-19 test using the Healthy Together App in the state of Florida.
Schoolsedit
On June 10, 2020, it was announced that Broward County and Palm Beach County were considering twice-a-week school for the fall.[172] On June 16, 2020, Broward County announced that schools would reopen on August 16, 2020, with hybrid learning, both in-person and online education.[173]
From August 10 to December 21, 2020, cases of school-related COVID-19 included 25,094 among students and 9,630 among staff members. Of all 2,809,553 registered students, there were 101 hospitalizations and no deaths. Among staff members, there were 219 hospitalizations and 13 deaths. Contact tracing revealed 10,092 positive cases in people who had close-contact in a school setting with people who had school-related COVID-19. 62 of the 67 school districts had at least one case, with a total of 695 school-based outbreaks. 28 schools in 12 districts closed temporarily because of COVID-19.[178]
On June 23, Carlos Gimenez, Mayor of Miami-Dade County, said police would be enforcing rules concerning wearing masks in public places and social distancing.[179] On June 25, Palm Beach County started enforcing a mask mandate.[180] On June 26, Key West implemented a mandatory mask law, making it punishable either by citation or a $500 fine, and they canceled 4 July fireworks.[181] At the end of June, the commissioners for St. Johns County voted 4–1 against requiring masks indoors.[182] Less than two weeks later, one of the St. Johns commissioners who had voted against masks was hospitalized in critical condition with a COVID-19 diagnosis.[183]
In August 2020, Marion County's sheriff's office announced that deputies and visitors to the police stations would be forbidden from wearing masks.[184][185]
Beginning September 25, 2020, as part of an executive order from the governor which coincided with "Phase 3" of reopening the state, local governments are not able to collect fines from individuals who violate local COVID-19-related health orders.[12]
Prohibition of mask mandates in schoolsedit
On July 30, 2021, Governor DeSantis signed an executive order that prohibits schools and school boards from mandating masks, citing a desire to preserve personal freedoms and parents' rights to choose.[156][186] Schools that mandate masks, thereby violating this order, may lose their state funding. Additionally, the governor's office threatened to "withhold" the paychecks of individual superintendents and school board members who "intentionally defy" the order.[187][186]
The order faced wide criticism, due to the fact that there were no vaccines approved by the FDA for children younger than 12 at the time, and that the CDC had recommended the wearing of masks by all school students and faculty due to Delta variant. A number of school districts announced that they would defy the order and mandate masks; Alberto M. Carvalho, superintendent of Miami-Dade County Public Schools, stated that "At no point shall I allow my decision to be influenced by a threat to my paycheck; a small price to pay considering the gravity of this issue and the potential impact to the health and well-being of our students and dedicated employees."[186] Two lawsuits against the order were filed on August 6, alleging that it violates provisions in the state constitution which prescribe that "adequate provision shall be made by law for a uniform, efficient, safe, secure, and high quality system of free public schools".[188] The Biden administration expressed support for the local schools.[189]
On August 12, DeSantis's press secretary Christina Pushaw told the Miami Herald that the Governor could not actually withhold pay from officials who willfully violate the executive order since they are not state employees, and because they might "take funding from other needs in their own district" in order to cover their salaries. She argued that "those officials should own their decision — and that means owning the consequences of their decisions rather than demanding students, teachers, and school staff to foot the bill for their potential grandstanding."[190] During a ten-day period in late August and early September, 15 staff members in the Miami-Dade County public schools died of COVID-19.[191]
On August 27, the state's Second Judicial Circuit ruled that the Florida Department of Education could not interfere with local mask mandates.[192] However, on September 10, the First District Court of Appeal reversed the decision, reinstating Governor DeSantis's policy that masks should always be optional. The same day, the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Civil Rights, suspecting that a statewide ban on local mask mandates may violate the rights of students with disabilities, announced its intent to probe DeSantis's policy.[193] On October 7, the Republican-led state Board of Education voted to penalize eight school districts for requiring masks.[194]
Curfewsedit
Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Gimenez signed order to close beaches starting Friday, July 3, 2020, and ending Tuesday, July 7, with a limit of gatherings to 50 people.[195] Broward County and Palm Beach County soon after followed Miami-Dade's example and decided to close their beaches for 4 July as well.[196]
On July 2, 2020, Mayor Gimenez ordered a 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. curfew. He also ordered all on-site dining to close from 12:01 a.m. to 6 a.m. daily at restaurants with seating for more than eight people. Both orders were to last until further notice.[197]
On March 20, 2021, the City of Miami Beach declared a state of emergency and an 8 p.m. curfew due to overcrowded streets during spring break.[198]
On July 7, 2020, DeSantis announced that Florida had received federal grants under the CARES Act to hire contact tracers. According to the state's daily report for July 6 out of 213,794 confirmed cases, over 40% had still not been contacted. Contact tracing has met with challenges as contact tracers have been unable to track the spread at crowded parties because young people have not wanted to share the information with contact tracers.[199][200]
Statisticsedit
During the months of June, July, and August 2020, the number of COVID-19 cases in Florida increased over eleven-fold, from 56,830 on June 1 to 631,040 on September 1. COVID-19 deaths lag by several weeks behind case counts, but by the end of July, Florida set new death records on four consecutive days, culminating in 257 deaths on July 31. Since June 1, the seven-day rolling average of new COVID-19 cases in Florida has increased 388%, from 726 new cases per day on June 1, to 2,757 new cases per day as of September 23. During the months of June, July, and August 2020, the seven-day rolling average of COVID-19 deaths increased nearly four-fold, from an average of 29.7 newly reported deaths per day on June 1 to 113 deaths per day on September 1.[5]
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This article needs to be updated Please help update this article to reflect recent events or newly available information April 2022 On March 1 2020 the U S state of Florida officially reported its first two COVID 19 cases in Manatee and Hillsborough counties There is evidence however that community spread of COVID 19 first began in Florida much earlier perhaps as early as the first week of January 6 with as many as 171 people in Florida who had shown symptoms now identified with COVID 19 prior to receiving confirmation from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention By March 11 the CDC saw evidence to conclude that community spread of the virus had occurred within the state 7 COVID 19 pandemic in FloridaDiseaseCOVID 19Virus strainSARS CoV 2LocationFlorida U S Index caseHillsborough County Manatee County 1 Arrival dateMarch 1 2020 1 Confirmed cases7 574 590 2 Hospitalized cases95 210 i Deaths86 850 4 Fatality rate0 25 residents 1 7 non residents 1 62 total 3 5 Government websitefloridahealthcovid19 gov On April 1 2020 Governor Ron DeSantis issued an executive order to restrict activities within the state to those deemed as essential services 8 By June 2020 DeSantis had adopted a more targeted approach to the pandemic declaring in mid June that We re not shutting down we re gonna go forward we re gonna continue to protect the most vulnerable particularly when you have a virus that disproportionately impacts one segment of society to suppress a lot of working age people at this point I don t think would likely be very effective 9 That targeted approach was similar to what the Great Barrington Declaration would recommend later in October 10 DeSantis got vaccinated voluntarily against COVID 19 and expressed enthusiasm for people getting their shots but he has also opposed forcing people to do it 11 On September 25 2020 Florida lifted all remaining capacity restrictions on businesses while also prohibiting local governments from enforcing public health orders with fines or restricting restaurants to less than 50 capacity 12 13 14 According to the federal Center for Disease Control life expectancy during 2020 dropped in Florida to 77 5 years down from 79 years in 2019 that fall of 1 5 years in Florida compared to a nationwide fall of 1 8 years mostly due to the COVID 19 pandemic and increases in unintentional injuries with those unintentional deaths being mostly attributable to drug overdoses 15 16 17 As of September 16 2021 update the Florida Department of Health had reported 3 485 163 COVID 19 cases ii and 51 240 deaths iii among residents of the state 18 5 Since the start of the pandemic through November 2022 324 in 100 000 Floridians died of COVID 19 19 As of December 2021 among all US states Florida had the eighth highest per capita case rate 19 As of July 2021 one in every five new COVID 19 cases recorded in the United States came from Florida 20 Vaccines have been administered in Florida since December 14 2020 As of May 2 2021 update Florida has administered 15 488 105 COVID 19 vaccine doses with 42 of the population having received at least one shot and 30 of the population being fully vaccinated 21 Since 2021 Governor Ron DeSantis has placed restrictions on the use of COVID 19 mitigations by local governments and private businesses via executive order the state has expressly voided and restricted any future restrictions imposed by local governments prohibited any mandate applying to COVID 19 vaccines including COVID 19 vaccination as a condition of entry or employment and has controversially prohibited local governments and school boards from mandating that face masks be worn at schools a policy which resulted in legal disputes As of Tuesday April 19 2022 more than 14 342 000 people had been fully vaccinated in Florida On that date the state had logged at least 5 888 264 cases and 73 738 deaths since the pandemic began in March 2020 22 On February 15 2023 the Florida Department of Health published a safety alert from the State Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo warning of a novel increase in adverse event reports related to mRNA based COVID 19 vaccines 23 Contents 1 Timeline 1 1 Initial cases January May 2020 1 2 First rise of cases June September 2020 1 3 Second rise of cases October 2020 January 2021 1 4 Cases since January 2021 February August 2021 2 Response 2 1 State government 2 1 1 Prohibitions on mitigations 2 2 County and local responses 2 2 1 Schools 2 2 2 Masks 2 2 2 1 Prohibition of mask mandates in schools 2 2 3 Curfews 2 3 Contact tracing 3 Statistics 3 1 Demographics 3 2 All cause deaths 4 Impacts 4 1 Commercial entities 4 2 Elder care facilities 4 3 Public universities 4 4 Parks 4 5 Sports 4 5 1 Professional wrestling state exceptions on sports 4 5 2 Return to play in professional sports 5 See also 6 Notes 7 References 8 External linksTimeline editThis section needs to be updated Please help update this article to reflect recent events or newly available information August 2021 This section is in list format but may read better as prose You can help by converting this section if appropriate Editing help is available August 2021 Initial cases January May 2020 edit February 29 2020 Florida state health laboratories in Tampa Jacksonville and Miami are able to process COVID 19 tests locally rather than sending them to federal labs cutting processing time from 3 5 days to 1 2 days 24 March 1 Florida becomes the tenth state to confirm its first COVID 19 cases one in Manatee County and one in Hillsborough County with a woman who had recently returned from Italy 25 March 3 The Florida Department of Health sets up a 24 hour COVID 19 hotline 26 A third presumptive positive case in Hillsborough County is reported 27 28 March 5 A new case is announced involving an elderly man with severe underlying health conditions in Santa Rosa County who had recently traveled outside the United States 29 The Department of Health announces three new cases late on March 6 two in Broward County and one in Lee County Officials also announce two deaths 30 March 8 Publix starts to limit the amount of certain items per customer because some shoppers began to hoard items like toilet paper and other essential items 31 March 9 Florida House members announce that five members attended a conference with infected COVID 19 participants 32 Governor DeSantis declares a State of Emergency 33 Princess Cruises terminates a planned stop of the cruise ship Caribbean Princess in Grand Cayman after it was discovered that two of its crew members had recently transferred from Grand Princess in California 34 The cruise ship is ordered to anchor off the coast of Fort Lauderdale while its passengers and crew could be tested for COVID 19 Furthermore a fourth Princess Cruises cruise ship Regal Princess is placed on a no sail order off the Florida coast after it was discovered that two of its crew members had recently transferred from Grand Princess in California 35 36 March 11 UF Health Shands Hospital confirm they are treating their first patient with a case of COVID 19 but decline to say whether it was the same person who tested positive for the virus earlier in the week 37 The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDC award Florida 27 million to help quell the pandemic 38 March 13 It is confirmed that Mayor of Miami Francis Suarez had contracted the virus 39 40 The Department of Health confirms that an Orange County resident died in California after contracting COVID 19 while traveling 41 March 14 Orlando International Airport confirms that one of its Transportation Security Administration TSA agents had tested positive for COVID 19 bringing the total of TSA agents across the United States to have the virus to five after four other TSA agents at Mineta San Jose International Airport in California tested positive 42 March 17 Governor DeSantis orders bars and nightclubs to close for 30 days 43 gyms announce that they would be closing 44 and the first medical group offers drive through COVID 19 testing in Central Florida 45 March 18 Nineteen senior living facilities are suspected to be infected by the coronavirus 46 The state purchases 2 500 testing kits 46 In addition congressman Mario Diaz Balart from Miami tests positive for the coronavirus After his diagnosis he self quarantines in his Washington D C apartment 47 March 20 A Pasco and a Broward County resident dies 48 49 A man who returned to California after visiting Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando approximately two weeks prior dies from the virus 50 51 DeSantis orders that restaurants use take out and delivery only to prevent guests from eating at restaurants 52 March 30 Although Florida law does not allow retired state personnel to return to work until six months after their retirement DeSantis makes an exception and allows the retired healthcare and front line workers to come back to work 53 In addition he signs an Executive Order for Miami Dade County Broward County and Palm Beach County residents to stay at home 54 The Department of Education announces that schools will not be able to resume in person classes until at least May 1 55 After learning that some patients were leaving isolation and going out in public the Seminole County requires those who were diagnosed with COVID 19 to stay at home until medically cleared 56 April 1 DeSantis issues a statewide stay at home order following growing pressure to do so 8 57 58 April 12 The Tampa Bay Times reported a discrepancy between the counts of COVID 19 deaths in the state the Florida Department of Health had reported 419 while Florida s medical examiners reported 461 The health department counts only Florida residents and organizes the data by the person s place of residence to avoid double counting in contrast the medical examiners count anyone who dies in the state which includes visitors The health department s analysis causes several days of reporting delay which is a further reason it is difficult to compare the numbers 59 In response to the Tampa Bay Times article Florida officials stopped the release of the medical examiners list saying that it should be reviewed and possibly redacted but did not publicly specify what exactly they wanted to redact 60 61 April 17 DeSantis allows some Florida beaches to reopen if done safely 62 April 18 It is announced that schools would remain closed for the remainder of the semester 63 April 20 The Florida Department of Economic Opportunities releases a dashboard showing that 1 5 million unemployment claims were made during the last month 64 The Florida National Guard assists with COVID 19 sample collections at a State Nursing home for Veterans in Pembroke Pines 65 In addition they have helped across Florida in more than 50 000 COVID 19 tests and numerous screenings at airports 65 April 21 Flagler County announces its beaches would reopen for exercising and fishing but not socializing 66 and the sunbathing restriction was lifted on Brevard County 67 nbsp Governor Ron DeSantis met with U S president Donald Trump in the Oval Office on April 28 2020 to discuss the pandemic May 4 The state of Florida removed 171 presumed COVID 19 cases with onset in January and February from its official COVID 19 database The individuals were subsequently all still counted after they tested positive with CDC confirmation 6 May 5 Rebekah Jones a geographic data scientist involved in tracking cases for the state is terminated from her position by the Florida Department of Health Jones claimed that the Department of Health wanted data on Florida s coronavirus dashboard changed to support Governor Ron DeSantis plans to resume economic activity She further contended that she was fired for refusing to alter the information A statement from DeSantis office denied this instead claiming that she was fired for insubordination and unilateral decision making regarding her dashboard additions DeSantis added that Jones contradicted state epidemiologists 68 In May 2021 Jones was granted whistleblower protection by the Florida Commission of Human Resources but the investigation found allegations of retaliatory adverse action unsubstantiated and was closed in September 2022 69 Jones posted a forged version of the notice of termination she received claiming the commission found she disclosed and demonstrated violations of Florida Statutes and qualified her termination as legitimate and non retaliatory under Florida Statute that classified her as employment as Selected Exempt Service making her employment at will The authentic letter provided by the commission made no such claims 70 The Office of Inspector General later found her claims to be unsubstantiated or unfounded those she accused were exonerated of any misconduct 71 May 17 Monroe County commissioners vote for a mask mandate that requires all employees and customers of businesses to wear masks 72 May 18 Broward County and Miami Dade County enter Phase One of reopening 73 May 22 The Miami Beach City Commission votes that Miami Dade hotels and beaches reopen by June 1 but that did not happen 74 May 27 Ocean Drive on Miami Beach is closed off to allow restaurants to expand their seating 75 People are to along the sidewalks and in the closed off streets to maximize the restaurant capacities 75 First rise of cases June September 2020 edit June 1 The Florida Keys reopened and lifted the roadblock 76 Earlier in May in a virtual round table Miami Dade Emergency Manager Frank Rollason said the county plans to test everyone coming into a shelter for COVID 19 and separate people who are ill or have symptoms from healthy people in different parts of the shelter 77 June 1 he contradicted himself in an email and said the county plans to screen evacuees for symptoms not test them 78 The state hopes to have rapid testing by August or September and to be able to test people entering and exiting shelters by then 79 June 3 DeSantis announces that Florida could move into Phase 2 except south Florida specifically Miami Dade Broward and Palm Beach which need to submit plans for reopening Phase 2 in Florida begins with bars allowed to open at 50 capacity with social distancing and sanitation 80 June 10 Miami Beach reopens with social distancing guidelines 81 June 14 An alternate website for tracking COVID 19 cases in Florida created by Rebekah Jones debuted 82 In an interview with NPR she claims that in the current Florida Health dashboard positive tests are only counted once per person but a person who tests negative multiple times is counted towards the data every time She states that reporting positivity as a percentage of total tests instead of as a percentage of the total population tested lowers the reported COVID 19 positivity rate 83 June 16 Hawkers St Pete restaurant in St Petersburg temporary shuts down until further notice due to a spike of cases in the city and Pinellas County 84 An ice hockey game in the Tampa Bay metropolitan area led to 14 of the 22 players and a rink staff member testing positive for COVID 19 85 June 19 A mandatory mask mandate goes into effect in Tampa It applies to all indoor locations outside of one s home and anywhere in public where one cannot maintain social distancing Those who are under the age of 2 are exempt from it 72 A mask mandate that applies to businesses in St Petersburg goes into effect 86 June 21 The dashboard created by Rebekah Jones says that the DOH Cases include residents and non residents but exclude those who received positive anti body test results 87 June 23 A 17 year old from Lee County who attended a 100 person church function dies from COVID 19 The teenager had been treated at home with azithromycin hydroxychloroquine and oxygen before being transferred to the Golisano Children s Hospital then to the Nicklaus Children s Hospital in Miami 88 June 24 The daily positive test rate reaches 20 89 New York New Jersey and Connecticut impose 14 day quarantines on visitors from states with infection rates above a certain threshold including Florida 90 A study by Scripps Research Institute reports that COVID 19 may be mutating in Florida making the virus more likely to infect cells 91 During the month of June the seven day moving average of new COVID 19 cases in Florida increased nearly ten fold from 726 new cases per day on June 1 to 7 140 new cases on July 1 2020 5 July 2 Florida s Department of Health stated that test results starting July 2 would include antigen test results received from the state public health laboratory and commercial and hospital laboratories 92 July 3 An 11 year old boy from Miami Dade County dies from COVID 19 complications making him the youngest person in Florida to die from COVID 19 93 July 7 More than 40 Florida hospitals maxed out or were nearing capacity of their intensive care unit beds 94 July 12 15 299 new COVID 19 cases are reported by the state the highest daily amount during the pandemic 5 July 14 Miami is declared the worst hit locale in the state by Dr Lilian Abbo chief of infection prevention at Jackson Health System 95 July 24 A longtime staffer of Rep Vern Buchanan died of the disease after being hospitalized 9 days previously 96 July 27 Manatee County commissioners vote to approve an ordinance requiring masks to be worn inside private businesses It does not apply to those who are under the age of 6 and with certain medical conditions 72 July 30 253 deaths are reported the highest daily count during the pandemic 97 98 Between July 30 and August 5 many state run test sites were closed due to Hurricane Isaias 99 Test sites in some western counties not in the hurricane s path remained open but state run sites in Miami Dade Orange and other higher population eastern counties were closed until Monday August 3 with some sites reopening before the scheduled full reopening on Wednesday August 5 The interruption of full daily testing would lead to a dip in confirmed cases for several days 100 August 24 52 nursing home residents at Fair Havens Center in Miami Springs died during a COVID 19 outbreak at the center Acting on five complaints against the center Florida s Agency for Health Care Administration AHCA conducted in inspection that found numerous issues and the Agency shut down new admissions to the center A certified nursing assistant was infected at the center in April her husband and son became infected and her 33 year old son died in May 101 September 1 The Florida Department of Health and Division of Emergency Management announced a severing of ties with Quest Diagnostics after the private laboratory failed to report nearly 75 000 tests to the state before that day including some tests from as far back as April 102 Of the 7 643 positive cases reported on September 1 3 870 were collected by Quest between April 22 and August 27 103 September 24 Governor DeSantis suggested a bill of rights to protect college students from being expelled for attending parties that violate their school s COVID 19 rules 104 September 25 DeSantis issued an order that effectively nullified public health measures imposed by various local governments in Florida to combat the spread of the virus DeSantis s order prohibits local governments from imposing fines or shutting down businesses for violations of mask mandates The order also allows restaurants to immediately reopen at full capacity and restricted local governments from ordering restaurants to operate at less than half capacity 12 13 On November 24 amid an increase in the number of COVID 19 cases and deaths in the state throughout the autumn DeSantis extended this order 14 September 25 Tallahassee police broke up a dozen large gatherings over the weekend This included a party of more than 1 000 people near Florida State University Over 1 400 positive cases had been identified at Florida State between August 2 and September 26 105 September 25 In reaction to a brutal break up of a party near FSU Gov Ron DeSantis proposes college bill of rights to party 106 107 September 27 Manatee County commissioners vote to end a countywide mask mandate 72 September 28 Dr Anthony Fauci said that the decision to reopen bars and restaurants at 100 capacity and to prohibit localities from limiting business capacity to less than 50 was very concerning and really asking for trouble 108 September 29 Governor DeSantis announced that the state will receive over six million rapid antigen tests for COVID 19 which typically provide results within fifteen minutes The tests will initially be made available to long term and senior care facilities with the intention to later expand to schools The state expected the first shipment of tests arrive by October 2 109 A sharp rise in cases with 3 259 reported occurred that day which followed 813 cases reported the day before the lowest daily count in months Test positivity for the day was 4 98 the day before was at 4 21 5 Second rise of cases October 2020 January 2021 edit October 10 2020 A daily report of test results was not provided The Florida Department of Health explained that results provided by Helix Laboratory on Friday evening included nearly 400 000 previously submitted results The Department of Health stated that the results would be provided by the next day after the data was reconciled 110 October 14 The Florida LSU football game was postponed until December A total of 19 players for the Gators tested positive as did coach Dan Mullen who had urged that fans be allowed to pack the stadium 111 112 October 17 Florida reported its highest coronavirus numbers in two months The seven day average was more than 3 300 cases Reporting anomalies made it more difficult to gather statistical trends Positivity rate was 5 2 with over 2 000 hospitalizations 113 October 19 With tourist season approaching rising cases were reported in the Florida Keys with 201 cases in the past 14 days and a 7 positive test rate 114 October 22 WUFT reported that Florida universities have received scores of formal complaints from students about their own classmates behavior during the pandemic such as packing bars off campus and holding parties without masks or social distancing 115 Governor DeSantis defended the practice of holding Thanksgiving gatherings for the elderly in long term care facilities despite the potential health risks 116 October 23 Florida reported 16 500 deaths and moved past New Jersey to become 4th in the nation in the number of deaths 117 October 24 A Florida Department of Health official in Orange County urged parents not to host birthday parties of any size after half of the 30 attendees at an Orlando area birthday party contracted the virus 118 December 7 Florida Department of Law Enforcement FDLE agents raided the home of Rebekah Jones 119 December 14 United Airlines flight 591 departed from Orlando with 164 people on board for a 5 5 hour flight to Los Angeles California A 69 year old man had respiratory distress on the flight was given CPR and the flight was diverted to New Orleans Louisiana The man died at a hospital and his cause of death was listed as acute respiratory failure COVID 19 An emergency medical technician who performed the CPR later reported COVID 19 symptoms but received three negative test results Two other passengers also took turns in performing chest compressions A bag valve mask was used to provide oxygen and there was no mouth to mouth resuscitation performed 120 December 17 The State of Florida reported 13 148 new cases largest since July 16 121 December 31 A confirmed case of the new SARS CoV 2 variant from the United Kingdom was reported in Florida The patient is a Martin County man with no travel history 122 nbsp A woman receives the COVID 19 vaccine on January 16 2021 at the Orange County Convention Center January 6 2021 The CDC announced that it had found at least 22 confirmed cases of the more contagious SARS CoV 2 variant in Florida 123 Cases since January 2021 February August 2021 edit July 31 Florida recorded 21 683 new cases in one day the highest at any time in the pandemic Florida s test positivity rate reached 18 82 driven by the delta variant of COVID 19 124 August 6 The state continued to break records with 23 909 new cases on Friday August 6 according to the CDC 125 August 8 The pastor of a Jacksonville church stated that six church members had died of COVID 19 within the previous two weeks 126 Response editTimeline for State Government Response Date Action Taken March 1 2020 Public health emergency declared March 17 2020 All bars and nightclubs ordered to close for 30 days March 17 2020 School closures extended to April 15 and state mandated school testing cancelled March 28 2020 Emergency alert sent to cell phones throughout Florida from the state s Surgeon General regarding public safety March 30 2020 Stay at home order issued for several South Florida counties April 1 2020 Stay at home order issued for entire state June 1 2020 Statewide moratorium on evictions and foreclosures extended by 30 days June 5 2020 Phase 2 of reopening begins except for the counties of Miami Dade Broward and Palm Beach June 26 2020 Banned alcohol sales at all bars across the state September 25 2020 Phase 3 of reopening begins State government edit nbsp Variable message sign displaying COVID 19 info on an expressway on July 17 2020 nbsp Florida National Guard soldiers collaborate with hospital staff to don personal protective equipment nbsp A drive in COVID 19 vaccine site The Villages Florida On March 1 Governor DeSantis declared a public health emergency after two cases were confirmed in Manatee County and Hillsborough County 127 On March 17 he ordered all bars and nightclubs to be closed for 30 days extended school closures to April 15 and cancelled state mandated school testing 128 By the third week of the pandemic s presence in Florida DeSantis began attracting criticism for the state s slow response to the pandemic particularly for deferring beach closings to local governments during spring break while vacationers continued to congregate The Miami Herald s editorial board wrote an editorial condemning DeSantis inaction in requesting help from the federal government while noting his vocal support of U S president Donald Trump 129 130 Speculation mounted that DeSantis decision not to lock down the state was influenced by business interests instead of health experts Business lobbyists including the Florida Chamber of Commerce urged the Governor not to take drastic measures that might shut down the state s economy 131 On March 27 more than 900 health care workers signed a letter asking DeSantis to order citizens to shelter in place and take other measures to slow the spread of COVID 19 A similar letter written by Doctors for America was signed by 500 health care professionals a few days earlier 132 On March 27 DeSantis expanded a previous order requiring airline travelers from New York City to self quarantine for fourteen days to include people who enter from Louisiana via Interstate 10 133 On March 28 an emergency alert was sent to cell phones throughout Florida from the state s Surgeon General Dr Scott A Rivkees regarding public safety among those 65 and older and those with medical conditions as well as the full population 134 On March 30 DeSantis issued a stay at home order for the South Florida counties of Broward Miami Dade Palm Beach and Monroe where over 58 of the state s COVID 19 cases were concentrated He stated that the order would remain in effect at least until the middle of May 135 On April 1 DeSantis issued a stay at home order for the entire state effective for 30 days after a call with President Trump This followed criticism from experts that stricter measures were necessary to contain the virus 57 136 137 On April 9 while discussing the possibility of sending children back to school DeSantis said I don t think nationwide there s been a single fatality under 25 This was not true by this point several Americans under 25 had died of COVID 19 DeSantis suggested that the flu was more dangerous to this age group 138 On June 1 DeSantis extended the statewide moratorium on evictions and foreclosures another 30 days lasting through July 1 139 Residents of Florida who receive unemployment payments were confused in mid June when the state of Florida switched their payments from weekly to bi weekly with no apparent notice 140 On June 5 DeSantis issued an executive order implementing Phase 2 of a reopening plan outside of Miami Dade Broward and Palm Beach counties allowing some businesses such as bars pubs and indoor venues such as arcades bowling alleys cinemas and concert venues to expand to 50 capacity and personal care services to resume operations The order recommended against gatherings of more than 50 people 141 On June 16 DeSantis said 260 Orlando International Airport workers tested positive for COVID 19 He also said that the increase of cases was due to an increase of testing and that even though cases are increasing they are not rolling back 142 Orlando airport said this was false and that only 2 out of 500 employees tested positive 143 New York Governor Andrew Cuomo considered the idea of quarantining people who travel from Florida to New York due to concern of rising COVID 19 cases in Florida 144 On June 20 DeSantis said that he was cracking down on restaurants not practicing strict social distancing guideline He also noted that the new cases were trending in the younger generation with much of the cases being people between the ages of 20 and 35 years old 145 On June 23 DeSantis said that Florida bars and restaurants would be liable to lose their liquor licenses if they violate the state s social distancing guidelines 146 13 employees and at least 28 patrons of The Knight s Pub in Orlando tested positive for COVID 19 resulting in The Knight s Pub losing their liquor license 147 Due to the increase of cases some hospitals like Palm Beach Gardens and JFK Medical Center reported having no open ICU beds However State Surgeon General Dr Scott Rivkees told hospitals to only report COVID 19 patients as ICU cases if they required ICU level of care since some ICUs were being used to simply isolate COVID 19 patients from other hospital patients and to report non ICU level care cases as COVID hospitalized cases 148 The same day Florida banned liquor sales at bars that do not offer substantial food menus 149 Strip clubs remained open 150 As of June 26 660 inmates and 24 staff at the Homestead Correctional Institution tested positive for COVID 19 and 23 deaths had been accounted for at the Institution due to the virus 151 On September 10 2020 the state rescinded the executive order prohibiting alcohol sales at bars 152 Prohibitions on mitigations edit On September 25 Governor DeSantis announced Phase 3 which lifted all capacity restrictions on most businesses In addition municipalities are prohibited from collecting fines for violations of local health orders and may not restrict restaurants to less than 50 capacity unless they receive approval from the state they must provide justification for the decision and detail any possible economic impact 153 154 155 From April 2021 DeSantis has signed multiple executive orders designed to prohibit the use of COVID 19 mitigations citing alleged infringements of personal freedoms 156 157 158 On April 2 2021 Governor DeSantis signed an executive order prohibiting any business from requiring proof of vaccination or recovery vaccine passports as a prerequisite for entry or the provision of services punishable by fine of 5 000 per instance 159 157 158 On May 3 2021 DeSantis signed an executive order officially rescinding the state of emergency and all COVID 19 related public health orders This order superseded all local public health orders and also prohibited municipalities from enacting any further public health order related to COVID 19 160 161 That same day he signed a bill prohibiting vaccine passports and limiting other COVID 19 mitigation measures such as mask mandates 162 163 On July 30 DeSantis signed an executive order prohibiting municipalities and school boards from mandating that masks be worn in schools 156 In July 2021 Norwegian Cruise Line sued the Surgeon General of Florida arguing that the prohibition of vaccine mandates poses imminent substantial irreparable harms to the company and prevented it from being able to ensure the health and safety of its passengers and crew The DeSantis administration argued that the company has made the disappointing and unlawful choice to join the CDC in discriminating against children and other individuals who cannot be vaccinated or who have opted not to be vaccinated for reasons of health religion or conscience 164 On August 8 District Judge Kathleen M Williams issued a preliminary injunction against the prohibition arguing that it fails to provide a valid evidentiary factual or legal predicate and that documentary proof of vaccination will expedite passengers entry into virtually every single country and port where Plaintiffs intend to sail 165 166 On November 18 2021 DeSantis signed four bills passed by the Florida Legislature the previous day 167 that among other actions limited vaccine mandates by businesses and government entities 168 169 170 In January 2023 amid the upcoming expiration of his executive orders in July 2023 DeSantis tabled legislation to make the prohibition of vaccine and mask mandates permanent 171 County and local responses edit nbsp Notification of positive COVID 19 test using the Healthy Together App in the state of Florida Schools edit On June 10 2020 it was announced that Broward County and Palm Beach County were considering twice a week school for the fall 172 On June 16 2020 Broward County announced that schools would reopen on August 16 2020 with hybrid learning both in person and online education 173 On July 6 2020 the Florida Department of Education ordered all public schools to reopen in person This was challenged by the Florida Education Association FEA On August 24 2020 the Second Judicial Circuit Court issued an injunction against the order 174 The case was appealed to the First District Court of Appeal which ruled in mid October 2020 in favor of the reopening order 175 A rehearing was requested in late October 2020 176 but ultimately the FEA voluntarily dismissed the case on December 23 2020 177 From August 10 to December 21 2020 cases of school related COVID 19 included 25 094 among students and 9 630 among staff members Of all 2 809 553 registered students there were 101 hospitalizations and no deaths Among staff members there were 219 hospitalizations and 13 deaths Contact tracing revealed 10 092 positive cases in people who had close contact in a school setting with people who had school related COVID 19 62 of the 67 school districts had at least one case with a total of 695 school based outbreaks 28 schools in 12 districts closed temporarily because of COVID 19 178 Masks edit See also Face masks during the COVID 19 pandemic On June 23 Carlos Gimenez Mayor of Miami Dade County said police would be enforcing rules concerning wearing masks in public places and social distancing 179 On June 25 Palm Beach County started enforcing a mask mandate 180 On June 26 Key West implemented a mandatory mask law making it punishable either by citation or a 500 fine and they canceled 4 July fireworks 181 At the end of June the commissioners for St Johns County voted 4 1 against requiring masks indoors 182 Less than two weeks later one of the St Johns commissioners who had voted against masks was hospitalized in critical condition with a COVID 19 diagnosis 183 In August 2020 Marion County s sheriff s office announced that deputies and visitors to the police stations would be forbidden from wearing masks 184 185 Beginning September 25 2020 as part of an executive order from the governor which coincided with Phase 3 of reopening the state local governments are not able to collect fines from individuals who violate local COVID 19 related health orders 12 Prohibition of mask mandates in schools edit On July 30 2021 Governor DeSantis signed an executive order that prohibits schools and school boards from mandating masks citing a desire to preserve personal freedoms and parents rights to choose 156 186 Schools that mandate masks thereby violating this order may lose their state funding Additionally the governor s office threatened to withhold the paychecks of individual superintendents and school board members who intentionally defy the order 187 186 The order faced wide criticism due to the fact that there were no vaccines approved by the FDA for children younger than 12 at the time and that the CDC had recommended the wearing of masks by all school students and faculty due to Delta variant A number of school districts announced that they would defy the order and mandate masks Alberto M Carvalho superintendent of Miami Dade County Public Schools stated that At no point shall I allow my decision to be influenced by a threat to my paycheck a small price to pay considering the gravity of this issue and the potential impact to the health and well being of our students and dedicated employees 186 Two lawsuits against the order were filed on August 6 alleging that it violates provisions in the state constitution which prescribe that adequate provision shall be made by law for a uniform efficient safe secure and high quality system of free public schools 188 The Biden administration expressed support for the local schools 189 On August 12 DeSantis s press secretary Christina Pushaw told the Miami Herald that the Governor could not actually withhold pay from officials who willfully violate the executive order since they are not state employees and because they might take funding from other needs in their own district in order to cover their salaries She argued that those officials should own their decision and that means owning the consequences of their decisions rather than demanding students teachers and school staff to foot the bill for their potential grandstanding 190 During a ten day period in late August and early September 15 staff members in the Miami Dade County public schools died of COVID 19 191 On August 27 the state s Second Judicial Circuit ruled that the Florida Department of Education could not interfere with local mask mandates 192 However on September 10 the First District Court of Appeal reversed the decision reinstating Governor DeSantis s policy that masks should always be optional The same day the U S Department of Education s Office of Civil Rights suspecting that a statewide ban on local mask mandates may violate the rights of students with disabilities announced its intent to probe DeSantis s policy 193 On October 7 the Republican led state Board of Education voted to penalize eight school districts for requiring masks 194 Curfews edit Miami Dade County Mayor Carlos Gimenez signed order to close beaches starting Friday July 3 2020 and ending Tuesday July 7 with a limit of gatherings to 50 people 195 Broward County and Palm Beach County soon after followed Miami Dade s example and decided to close their beaches for 4 July as well 196 On July 2 2020 Mayor Gimenez ordered a 10 p m to 6 a m curfew He also ordered all on site dining to close from 12 01 a m to 6 a m daily at restaurants with seating for more than eight people Both orders were to last until further notice 197 On March 20 2021 the City of Miami Beach declared a state of emergency and an 8 p m curfew due to overcrowded streets during spring break 198 Contact tracing edit Main article Contact tracing On July 7 2020 DeSantis announced that Florida had received federal grants under the CARES Act to hire contact tracers According to the state s daily report for July 6 out of 213 794 confirmed cases over 40 had still not been contacted Contact tracing has met with challenges as contact tracers have been unable to track the spread at crowded parties because young people have not wanted to share the information with contact tracers 199 200 Statistics editDuring the months of June July and August 2020 the number of COVID 19 cases in Florida increased over eleven fold from 56 830 on June 1 to 631 040 on September 1 COVID 19 deaths lag by several weeks behind case counts but by the end of July Florida set new death records on four consecutive days culminating in 257 deaths on July 31 Since June 1 the seven day rolling average of new COVID 19 cases in Florida has increased 388 from 726 new cases per day on June 1 to 2 757 new cases per day as of September 23 During the months of June July and August 2020 the seven day rolling average of COVID 19 deaths increased nearly four fold from an average of 29 7 newly reported deaths per day on June 1 to 113 deaths per day on September 1 5 COVID 19 cases in Florida United States vte Deaths Active cases Date of cases Deaths 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