As of 10 a.m. Friday, July 17, the Alabama Department of Public Health says 62,111 cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in Alabama since it began testing in March. That's an increase of 1,953 cases from Thursday.
The department says there are 29,736 presumed recoveries in the state.
The state reports the total number of hospitalizations since March 13 is 7,584. It also confirmed 32 more coronavirus deaths, bringing the state total to 1,232.
Alabama's mandatory masking order went into effect on Thursday at 5 p.m.
You can find the amount of coronavirus cases for North Alabama counties, the number of cases added in the last 14 days and how many coronavirus deaths are confirmed below. You can find data for all counties in the state here.
Madison County: 3,148 total cases/ 1,877 new cases in last 14 days/ 14 deaths
Morgan County: 1,577 total cases/ 530 new cases in last 14 days/ 10 deaths
Limestone County: 787 total cases/ 321 new cases in last 14 days/ 5 deaths
Lawrence County: 173 total cases/ 68 new cases in last 14 days/ 0 deaths
Marshall County: 2,263 total cases/ 583 new cases in last 14 days/ 13 deaths
DeKalb County: 1,216 total cases/ 522 new cases in last 14 days/ 7 deaths
Jackson County: 540 total cases/ 277 new cases in last 14 days/ 3 deaths
Lauderdale County: 701 total cases/ 228 new cases in last 14 days/ 8 deaths
Colbert County: 670 total cases/ 287 new cases in last 14 days/ 8 deaths
Franklin County: 996 total cases/ 118 new cases in last 14 days/ 16 deaths
