*109 of the positives from NCSO Detention Center in Pahrump and 8 in Tonopah. **Anti-body positives do not count towards active totals in towns.
***The reported number of tests and vaccines administered is the best information received by the County from the State.
Town or Area
Reported Positives
Past 7 Days
Pahrump*
2,613
10
Tonopah*
129
0
Amargosa Valley
70
0
Beatty
23
0
Smoky Valley
30
0
Manhattan
4
0
Gabbs
1
0
Antibody Positives**
13
0
Deaths
100
0
Tests Reported***
25,840
284
Vaccines Administered***
18,142
2,181
Vaccinations Initiated and Completed***
11,440/ 7,741
1,539/ 1,524
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Serenity Health has partnered with Nye County Sheriff’s Office and Nye County to provide a drive up COVID-19 testing for Nye County and surrounding communities.
Drive-up testing in Pahrump is Monday, 7 pm to 9 pm; and Wednesday and Friday, 7 am to 9 am
NO PRE-REGISTRATION. JUST SHOW UP WITH ID AND INSURANCE CARD IF YOU HAVE INSURANCE. IF YOU DO NOT HAVE INSURANCE YOU MAY STILL TEST.
Testing location is Serenity Health, 2280 E Calvada Blvd #301, Pahrump, NV 89048. People will be lining up in the Calvada Eye for testing.
This webpage is set up to keep the public informed that Nye County officials are closely monitoring the novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) developments in coordination with state, local and federal health officials. Organizations throughout Nevada are working collaboratively to implement enhanced safety measures, and to keep the public informed of this evolving situation and preventative measures people can take to limit the spread of any communicable disease.
Please read the procedures below on seeking medical attention:
Do not go to the emergency department unless it is essential. Emergency departments need to be able to serve those with the most critical needs.
If you have a mild cough, fever, or other respiratory symptoms, contact your doctor first you are sick.
The Division of Public and Behavioral Health at the Nevada Department of Health and Human Services acts as the health authority for all regions in Nevada without a local health authority.
Precautions you can take include:
Practicing basic hygiene is the single most effective way to prevent the spread of all communicable diseases, including COVID-19.
Wash your hands frequently with soap and water for at least 20 seconds.
If soap and water are not available, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer.
Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth with your hands.
Avoid close contact with people who are sick.
Cover your mouth when coughing.
Sneeze using tissue and throw the tissue in the trash immediately following use.
Get a flu shot.
If you get sick, please stay home from work, school or other places where you are in close frequent contact with other people.
Clean and disinfect frequently touched "community" objects and surfaces.
