COVID-19 Updates 7/30

July 30, 2020
GOVERNOR LAMONT PROVIDES UPDATE ON CONNECTICUT’S CORONAVIRUS RESPONSE EFFORTS (Latest Data as of 5:00PM on Thursday, July 30, 2020)
Data updates on testing in Connecticut

A county-by-county breakdown includes:


 

County

COVID-19 Cases

COVID-19 Deaths

COVID-19 Hospitalizations

Confirmed

Probable

Confirmed

Probable

Fairfield County

17,142

644

1,094

312

27

Hartford County

11,927

634

1,092

319

15

Litchfield County

1,535

64

117

21

1

Middlesex County

1,316

61

153

38

4

New Haven County

12,608

405

951

150

18

New London County

1,333

63

77

26

1

Tolland County

948

63

52

14

0

Windham County

677

8

14

1

0

Pending address validation

231

11

0

0

0

Total

47,717

1,953

3,550

881

66

For several additional graphs and tables containing more data, including a list of cases in every municipality, click here.

Department of Housing and Connecticut Housing Finance Authority launch new web portal to support COVID-19 Temporary Housing Assistance Programs

The Connecticut Department of Housing and the Connecticut Housing Finance Authority today launched a new website to help manage the eligibility and screening process for two new programs that provide housing assistance amid the COVID-19 crisis. The Temporary Rental Housing Assistance Programs (TRHAP) offers rental assistance, while the Temporary Mortgage Assistance Program (T-MAP) offers mortgage assistance for those struggling to pay their housing costs due to the job loss, reduction of work, furlough, or closing of business as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Details on TRHAP and T-MAP program eligibility can be accessed by visiting the Department of Housing’s website or the Connecticut Housing Finance Authority’s website.

The T-MAP and TRHAP programs have $10 million each to assist people struggling with housing costs. With rent extensions, forbearance and eviction moratoriums, and other relief measures ending soon, these programs are designed to help people remain in their homes while they work to regain their financial stability.

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