Washington, DC as of April 26, 2020

Total Number Positives

Percent

All 3,892 100Race

Unknown 517 13American Indian/Alaska Native 11 <1Asian 62 2Black/African American 1919 49Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 8 <1Other/Multi-Racial 680 18White 670 17Refused During Interview 25 1

EthnicityUnknown 802 21Hispanic or Latinx 730 19NOT Hispanic or Latinx 2345 60Refused During Interview 15 <1

Race Total Lives Lost PercentAll 185 100

Asian 4 2Black/African American 147 79

Hispanic/Latinx 11 6Non-Hispanic White 21 11

Other 2 1

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April 27, 2020

Total Confirmed Cases: 3,892

Washington, DC’s Curve 3

Since March 7

April 27, 2020

New confirmed cases over the past week:

§ Monday, April 20: 171

§ Tuesday, April 21: 108

§ Wednesday, April 22: 155

§ Thursday, April 23: 167

§ Friday, April 24: 171

§ Saturday, April 25: 142

§ Sunday, April 26: 51

Continued Outreach to Vulnerable Populations 4

April 27, 2020

Mailers to seniors and Medicaid beneficiaries

Constituent calls with Councilmembers, starting with Wards 7 and 8 on Friday, April 24 and Wards 4 and 5 today

FREE COVID-19 TESTING IS AVAILABLE FOR DC RESIDENTS

HELP US SPREAD THE WORD:

Continued Outreach to Vulnerable Populations 5

April 27, 2020

This week, former First Lady Michelle Obama will help get the word out about free testing.

MEDICAL SURGE UPDATE

Medical Surge Update

Total In Hospital Surge Beds1,632

Hospital Surge Beds Ready1,004

Alternate Care Site2,000

*500 beds available 5/8/20**Remainder available based on assessment of need

Staffing• Hospitals able to surge staff all 1,004 beds currently available • Hospitals able to staff 100 beds of Alternate Care Site• District contracts to surge additional hospital and Alternate Care Site needs

Equipment /Supplies

• 250 Ventilators above what is available currently in the Hospitals (93 additional procured and being shipped)

• Pharmaceuticals• Personal Protective Equipment

Total Surge Capacity 3,632 Beds

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Medical Surge Update 8

April 27, 2020

$25 million in grants to 10 hospitals to support and prepare for the District’s medical surge

The funding, which was included in the recently passed COVID-19 Response Supplemental Emergency Amendment Act of 2020, can be used for

COVID-19-related supplies and equipment, personnel, and the construction and operation of temporary structures for testing and treatment.

REOPEN DC

ReOpen DC 10

April 27, 2020

ReOpen DC is about working together as a community to reopen Washington, DC in a way that is safe and sustainable.

Together, we will create a plan that is based in science and tailored to the needs of our community.

HEALTH • OPPORTUNITY • PROSPERITY • EQUITY

ReOpen DC Chairs 11

April 27, 2020

Susan Rice Michael Chertoff

ReOpen DC Advisory Group 12

April 27, 2020CORONAVIRUS.DC.GOV

CHAIRCHAIR

Ambassador Susan Rice

Secretary Michael Chertoff

Mayor Anthony Williams

Real Estate and Construction

Transportation and Infrastructure

Mayor Adrian Fenty

Health Innovation and Workforce

Open Spaces and Recreation

Council Chairman

Phil Mendelson

Education and Childcare

Restaurants and Food

CFO Jeffrey DeWitt

Faith, Arts, Culture, Hotels, Sports, and

Entertainment

Small Business and Retail

Former Assistant Secretary

Nicole Lurie

Human Services, Social Services,

and Health

Social Interactions

Mayor's Senior

Advisor Beverly Perry

Gov Ops, Public Safety, and Criminal

Justice

Equity and Vulnerable Populations

REOPEN DC ADVISORY GROUP

ReOpen DC 13

April 27, 2020

IMPORTANT DATES:

Learn more: coronavirus.dc.gov/reopendc

Wednesday, April 29Virtual Town Hall

Week of May 11 ReOpen DC Advisory Group

Initial Report Due to the Mayor