By 1808Delaware

When the new Ohio Public Health Advisory System map was released on Thursday afternoon, Delaware County retained its Level Two/Orange status.

Indicators met this week include the following:

New cases over last two weeks — 343 or 163.98 per 100,000 population.

New cases increase — 7 day average of 24.14

Non-congregate setting transmission — 70.59%

Other indicators, including those dealing with hospital stays and outpatient visits, were not met.

Franklin, Licking, Marion, and Union Counties are currently at Level Three/Red.

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