Dekalb COVID-19 Epidemiology Report

January 31, 2022

Overview
121,427 6.6% percent 1,148 cases per 7,479 1,330
Confirmed of Georgia cases 100K people in the
are in Dekalb last 7 days
hospitalizations deaths
cases

Daily and Cumulative COVID-19 Case Counts,

DeKalb County*
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*Counts shown reflect the number of confirmed cases as of 1/30/22 using the date of first positive sample collection. Where
date of first positive sample collection were not available, the date of report creation in GA SENDSS was used instead. **Note:
All data reported are preliminary and subject to change. Delays in data reporting may cause changes in data counts, particularly
within the last week.

• As of January 30, DeKalb County has reported 121,427 confirmed cases of 2019 novel
coronavirus disease (COVID-19) and 1,330 confirmed COVID-19 deaths, an increase of 4,109
cases (+3.5%) and 19 deaths (+1.4%) since the last report on January 26.
• During the week of 1/22 to 1/28, there were 1,148 COVID-19 cases per 100,000 people in
Dekalb, which is defined as “high” community transmission by the CDC
• 5,689 COVID-19 cases (953 cases per 100,000 population) were diagnosed in the most recent
14-days (1/11–1/24), a 69.6% DECREASE from the previous 14-days (12/28-1/10)
• Of all persons diagnosed with COVID-19 in DeKalb, 6.2% needed hospitalization and 1.1% died
• As of January 28, Georgia Department of Public Health reported that DeKalb accounted for 6.6%
of the total number of COVID-19 cases in Georgia to date
• As of January 28, Georgia Department of Public Health reported that DeKalb has administered
1,076,613 vaccines, and has 471,410 residents with at least one dose (63%) and 426,122 fully
vaccinated residents (57%)
o 43% of fully vaccinated residents have received a third dose or booster dose.
Other Case Count Metrics

COVID-19 Confirmed Cases in the Last 3 Months* (Averaged

over 7 days)
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*Counts shown reflect the number of confirmed cases as of 1/30/2022 using date of collection. All data
reported are preliminary and subject to change. Positive cases from the last 7 days (gray area) are still
being collected, and likely to increase.

Daily COVID-19 Cases in DeKalb County by Date of Report*

(Averaged Over 7 Days)
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*Counts shown reflect the number of confirmed cases as of 1/30/2022 using date of report creating in
GA SendSS. All data reported are preliminary and subject to change.
Demographic Distribution of COVID Cases

Demographics
Gender N %
Female 67407 55.5%
Male 53044 43.7%
Unknown 976 0.8%
Age
9 and Under 8352 6.9%
10 to 19 13059 10.8%
20 to 29 24264 20.0%
30 to 39 24455 20.1%
40 to 49 18508 15.2%
50 to 59 15593 12.8%
60 to 69 9593 7.9%
70 and Over 7226 6.0%
Unknown 377 0.3%
Race
Asian 4069 3.4%
Black 53324 43.9%
Other 8623 7.1%
Unknown 29585 24.4%
White 25826 21.3%
Ethnicity
Hispanic/Latino 11439 9.4%
Non-Hispanic/Latino 73583 60.6%
Not Specific/Unknown 36405 30.0%

COVID-19 Cases by Race, COVID-19 Cases by Race

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Age Distribution of COVID Cases

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*Counts shown reflect the number of confirmed cases as of 1/30/22 using the date of first positive
sample collection. Where date of first positive sample collection were not available, the date of report
creation in GA SENDSS was used instead. All data reported are preliminary and subject to change.
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COVID-19 Related Deaths

COVID-19 Deaths in DeKalb County Daily by Date of Case Report

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Daily Cases 7 Day Average of Deaths

COVID-19 Deaths in Georgia Daily by Date of Case Report

(Averaged over 7 days)
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Daily Deaths 7 Day Average of Deaths

*DeKalb County Data as of 1/30/2022. Georgia data as 1/28/2021. Date of case reported used. All data
reported are preliminary and subject to change.

Total COVID-19 Related Hospitalizations/Deaths in DeKalb Count %

County, GA
Hospitalization
Needed Hospitalization 7479 6.2%
Not Known to Have Been Hospitalized 113948 93.8%
Deaths
Died 1330 1.1%
COVID-19 Related Death Demographics

COVID-19 Related Deaths by Age, DeKalb County

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COVID-19 Related Deaths by Race and Ethnicity, DeKalb County

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*"Other" includes Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander and American Indian/Native American

Map of Change in COVID-19 Cases by Zip Code

*Note: Please see table below for more details on COVID-19 cases reported by zip code.
Table of COVID-19 Cases by Zip Code
Zip Previous Current Percent Previous 14 Days Recent 14 Days Percent Change
1/25 1/30 of Total 12/28-1/10 1/11-1/24 in 14-day periods
All DeKalb 117319 121427 100.0% 18730 5689 -69.6%
30058 9652 9913 8.2% 1441 387 -73.1%
30083 8336 8574 7.1% 1338 371 -72.3%
30034 7874 8146 6.7% 1306 280 -78.6%
30032 7160 7441 6.1% 1076 278 -74.2%
30038 7116 7345 6.0% 1089 262 -75.9%
30319 6099 6273 5.2% 830 348 -58.1%
30341 5414 5595 4.6% 884 303 -65.7%
30338 4847 5062 4.2% 782 284 -63.7%
30329 4684 4832 4.0% 742 200 -73.0%
30084 4462 4610 3.8% 649 206 -68.3%
30340 4189 4352 3.6% 743 240 -67.7%
30088 4207 4334 3.6% 679 195 -71.3%
30033 3972 4164 3.4% 725 247 -65.9%
30087 3996 4092 3.4% 610 192 -68.5%
30316 3564 3716 3.1% 543 146 -73.1%
30035 3556 3680 3.0% 591 161 -72.8%
30345 3419 3582 2.9% 635 234 -63.1%
30030 3405 3560 2.9% 608 241 -60.4%
30294 3343 3476 2.9% 538 126 -76.6%
30021 3193 3297 2.7% 457 160 -65.0%
30360 2226 2290 1.9% 421 130 -69.1%
30317 1861 1930 1.6% 268 92 -65.7%
30307 1478 1553 1.3% 259 80 -69.1%
30306 1032 1076 0.9% 200 66 -67.0%
30346 963 982 0.8% 138 38 -72.5%
30002 685 723 0.6% 123 40 -67.5%
30324 703 722 0.6% 132 38 -71.2%
30288 549 569 0.5% 106 15 -85.8%
30322 551 567 0.5% 44 34 -22.7%
30079 528 545 0.4% 86 20 -76.7%
30350 469 473 0.4% 18 7 -61.1%
30328 207 216 0.2% 62 14 -77.4%
30039 118 122 0.1% 17 9 -47.1%
30072 86 90 0.1% 12 <5 NA
30094 77 78 0.1% 7 <5 NA
30012 57 57 0.0% 8 <5 NA
30315 24 24 0.0% <5 <5 NA
Unknown 3195 3366 2.8% 218 561 157.3%
*To account for reporting lag of new diagnoses, the 14-day periods were calculated from a week prior.
Data cleaning may lead to reassignment of cases from one territory to another based on corrected
addresses which may appear as “decreases” when compared to previous counts. Zip codes with fewer
than 5 cases reported were omitted from the table. “Unknown” includes Dekalb residents without a zip
code or with an incorrectly entered zip code.
Vaccination Overview

1,076,613 total 62.9% of 56.9% of 24% residents

doses residents with at residents fully have an additional
administered** least one dose vaccinated dose***

DeKalb County Residents with At Least 1 Dose

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Residents

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Number with 1 dose Cumulative Percent with 1 Dose

Fully Vaccinated Dekalb County Residents

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Number Fully Vaccinated Cumulative Percent Fully Vaccinated

*Counts shown reflect the number of vaccinated residents as of 1/28/2021 using the date of administration. A completed
vaccination course refers to an individual receiving two doses of a two-dose series, or one dose of a one-dose series. Individuals
are considered fully vaccinated 14 days after their final dose. **Note: All data reported are preliminary and subject to change.
Delays in data reporting may cause changes in data counts. ***Note: Additional dose includes booster doses and third doses for
immunocompromised persons
Vaccination Demographics

Residents with at least one dose by age

140000 58.6%
Number of Residents

120000 70.3%
74.2%
100000 81.7%
80000
0.2% 24.4% 60.2% 100%
60000 50.1% 67.7.0%
40000 100%
20000 81.7%
0
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Over

Population Size Number of Residents with At Least One Dose

Residents with at least one Residents with at least one

dose by gender dose by ethnicity
Number of Residents
500000 800000
Number of Residents

58.1%
66.4%
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Population Size Number of Residents with At Least One Dose Population Size Number of Residents with At Least One Dose

Residents with at least one dose by race

500000
46.8%
Number of Residents

400000

300000 62.3%

200000

100000 100% 80.7%

32.5%
0
American Indian or Black White Other Asian
Alaska Native

Population Size Number of Residents with At Least One Dose

*Counts shown reflect the number of residents with at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine as of 1/28/21. These graphs do not
include: 652 individuals (0.1%) with unknown gender, 17,934 individuals (3.8%) with unknown race, and 43,220 individuals
(9.2%) with unknown ethnicity. Vaccinations are only available to children under 5 who are participating in clinical trials. **All
data reported are preliminary and subject to change. Delays in data reporting may cause changes in data counts.
Map by Fully Vaccinated

*Note: An individual is considered fully vaccinated if it has been at least 14 days (2 weeks) since the completion of
the COVID-19 vaccination series (two doses in a two-dose series OR one dose in a one-dose series). Data obtained
from the Georgia Department of Public Health’s COVID-19 vaccination dashboard, last updated on 1/28/2021
Map by Partially Vaccinated

*Note: Data obtained from the Georgia Department of Public Health’s COVID-19 vaccination dashboard, last updated on
1/28/2021