Archived Blog Posts

Public Health Madison & Dane County has released Emergency Order #16. This blog provides an overview of the order.

COVID-19 variants of concern, such as B.1.1.7, have been mentioned more and more in the news lately, especially in relation to children. How concerned should we be?

The latest highlights from this week's data snapshot and other notes about data from this week.

We look at multiple measures to get a more complete picture of herd immunity and vaccine equity, access, and uptake.

Practices were in place to prevent disease spread, but with help from the center, our team determined two major factors that contributed to the spread in this outbreak.

The latest highlights from this week's data snapshot and other notes about data from this week.

Follow the process from signing-up to getting a vaccination at the Alliant Energy Center.

The latest highlights from this week's data snapshot and other notes about data from this week.

Public Health Madison & Dane County has released Emergency Order #15, which includes changes for many sectors.

The latest highlights from this week's data snapshot and other notes about data from this week.

Our case counts, percent positivity, racial and ethnic disparities, hospitalizations, and vaccination rates continue to improve.

The latest highlights from this week's data snapshot and other notes about data from this week.

The latest highlights from this week's data snapshot and other notes about data from this week.

On March 18, we issued an amendment to Emergency Order #14, which goes into effect March 18, 2021.

As you and your family evaluate your comfort with different types of activities, we want to clear up what Emergency Order #14 allows for gatherings.

The latest highlights from this week's data snapshot and other notes about data from this week.

A common question we’ve received since releasing our new version of Forward Dane and Emergency Order #14 is why orders are loosening at this point in the pandemic.

The latest highlights from this week's data snapshot and other notes about data from this week.

All three vaccines are extremely effective at preventing severe disease, hospitalization, and death.