New COVID-19 case confirmed on Bainbridge

Island now has 13 confirmed infections

Three new cases of COVID-19 were added by the Kitsap Public Health District, one of which was confirmed in a Bainbridge Island resident. The latest tally leaves the countywide total at 181 cases with 13 of those on the island, according to the district’s Tuesday update. Until last week, Bainbridge hadn’t seen any new cases since early April.

A total of 9,851 residents have tested negative — of those tested, the positive test rate is below two percent. In the last two weeks, a total of 17 cases have been added, a sharp jump compared to the entire month of May which saw just 11 new cases.

Of the 181 cases, 13 have been reported on Bainbridge Island, 58 in Bremerton, 30 in Central Kitsap, 38 in North Kitsap and 42 in South Kitsap. Two coronavirus-related deaths have been confirmed by Kitsap Public Health District as well.

The age breakdown for confirmed cases is as follows:

0 – 19: 10

20 – 29: 32

30 – 39: 22

40 – 49: 31

50 – 59: 43

60 – 69: 21

70 – 79: 15

80 and older: 7