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COVID-19 data for Saturday, May 22:
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Deschutes County deaths: 78 (zero new deaths)
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New COVID-19 cases per day
Bend tops list of ZIP codes with most new cases
The Oregonian
Coronavirus cases fell in
Oregon for a third consecu-
tive week as state and county
leaders take steps to lift various
pandemic restrictions.
The Oregon Health Author-
ity reported 4,108 confirmed
or presumed infections for the
week ending Sunday, May 16,
down 16% from the previous
week. The decline outpaced a
7% drop in week-to-week test-
ing.
Once again, ZIP codes in
Central and Southern Oregon
recorded the most new cases,
while parts of east Portland
and Gresham also posted high
numbers. A ZIP code for Bend
overtook Redmond as the
place with the most new cases.
The Oregonian monitors
state coronavirus data, report-
ing by ZIP code the areas with
the greatest weekly changes.
The analysis also highlights the
areas with the most new cases
in relation to population.
Here’s a summary of the
communities that added the
most cases for the week ending
May 16:
97701 Bend: Added 97
cases, raising its tally to 2,081.
That’s the 22nd most in Ore-
gon and 242nd most per cap-
ita since the start of the pan-
demic.
97030 Gresham: Added 89
cases, raising its tally to 2,861.
That’s the 10th most in Oregon
and 34th most per capita since
the start of the pandemic.
97756 Redmond: Added 83
cases, raising its tally to 2,437.
That’s the 15th most in Oregon
and 59th most per capita since
the start of the pandemic.
97603 Klamath Falls: Added
76 cases, raising its tally to
2,297. That’s the 18th most in
Oregon and 31st most per cap-
ita since the start of the pan-
demic.
97080 Gresham: Added 70
cases, raising its tally to 2,788.
That’s the 11th most in Oregon
and 58th most per capita since
the start of the pandemic.
97702 Bend: Added 69
cases, raising its tally to 2,352.
That’s the 17th most in Ore-
gon and 110th most per capita
since the start of the pandemic.
Here’s a summary of the
communities with at least 20
new cases that added the most
new cases per capita for the
week ending May 16:
97739 La Pine: Recorded
new confirmed or presumed
infections of 45 per 10,000
people during the week ending
Sunday, down from the previ-
ous week. Added 57 new cases,
increasing its total to 476.
97023 Estacada: Recorded
new confirmed or presumed
infections of 41 per 10,000
people during the week end-
ing Sunday, up slightly from
the previous week. Added 41
new cases, increasing its total
to 542.
97759 Sisters: Recorded
new confirmed or presumed
infections of 32 per 10,000
people during the week end-
ing Sunday, more than double
from the previous week. Added
25 new cases, increasing its to-
tal to 261.
new confirmed or presumed
infections of 21 per 10,000
people during the week end-
ing Sunday, down slightly from
the previous week. Added 65
new cases, increasing its total
to 1,251.
97756 Redmond: Recorded
new confirmed or presumed
infections of 21 per 10,000
people during the week end-
ing Sunday, down by about a
third from the previous week.
Added 83 new cases, increas-
ing its total to 2,437.
97601 Klamath Falls: Re-
corded new confirmed or pre-
sumed infections of 21 per
10,000 people during the week
ending Sunday, down about
half from the previous week.
Added 47 new cases, increas-
ing its total to 1,460.
97741 Madras: Recorded
new confirmed or presumed
infections of 18 per 10,000
people during the week end-
ing Sunday, up slightly from
the previous week. Added 23
new cases, increasing its total
to 1,151.
INSIDE
• Nationally, new COVID-19
cases plummet to lowest
levels in a year, A7
97603 Klamath Falls: Re-
corded new confirmed or pre-
sumed infections of 26 per
10,000 people during the week
ending Sunday, down by about
a quarter from the previous
week. Added 76 new cases, in-
creasing its total to 2,297.
97754 Prineville: Recorded
new confirmed or presumed
infections of 25 per 10,000
people during the week ending
Sunday, down from the previ-
ous week. Added 51 new cases,
increasing its total to 1,057.
97030 Gresham: Recorded
new confirmed or presumed
infections of 23 per 10,000
people during the week end-
ing Sunday, up slightly from
the previous week. Added 89
new cases, increasing its total
to 2,861.
97355 Lebanon: Recorded
Judge denies businesses seeking
block on COVID-19 restrictions
Associated Press
PORTLAND — A federal judge has deter-
mined that a group of businesses and political
action committees that sought to block Oregon
Gov. Kate Brown’s COVID-19 restrictions hav-
en’t shown enough evidence to prompt such a
move.
The group — which includes the Gresham
restaurant Spud Monkey’s Bar and Grill, its
owner Melissa Adams and political action com-
mittees Oregon Moms Union and Heart of Main
Street — filed a temporary restraining order
against Brown on May 5. The order protested the
“unfair restrictions” they said the governor had
put on businesses and public school students.
Judge Karin Immergut declined to issue the
restraining order, saying in a Thursday filing
the group “failed to show sufficient facts and
adequate legal support” to warrant a block on
Brown’s restrictions.
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