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The Community Dashboard is a one-stop-shop for getting Coronavirus data and finding resources.

Visit our testing location application to search for the nearest testing center to you.

Our testing site application allows you to search for testing centers by address, test type, appointment requirements and more. We provide the hours of operation, contact information, and directions to all facilities.

Find resources in your community

We’ve compiled data from the American Red Cross, USDA Summer Meals Program, local food banks, and a number of charitable groups so you can find help quickly and easily.

You can also contribute to our community map and provide local information about social services and support in your community by clicking “submit info” below.

How You Can Help Us

Send Donation

We’re a small group of volunteers dedicating 100 hours a week to this effort. If you are able and willing, please consider donating to the cause.

Submit information and data

Use our online survey here to submit data or information about events and resources in your community.

Click here to access our data library

Join our community

We are always looking for volunteers to help collect, produce and publish data feeds for the general public.

Get data, get tested, get help with the new Florida COVID Community Action Dashboard

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  1. Thank you so much for creating this site and providing the citizens with the much needed information that we having not been receiving from or state government

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  2. This is an outstanding resource to get accurate information and data. I thank you sincerely for your courage, perseverance, efforts and knowledge to help us all understand the COVID-19 statistics. Posting on Twitter!

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  3. Thank you so much for doing this. I will be donating to help you to stay up and running. I am also grateful to you for having the courage to speak truth to power.

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    1. My account ran out of money so the account went down.  It’s back up now.  I’m sorry for the inconvenience!

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      1. My account ran out of money so the account went down.  It’s back up now.  I’m sorry for the inconvenience!

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  4. “ArcGIS dashboard requires your credentials. Sign In”. Please advise. Thanks for your integrity and hard work, I will send a donation, hope it helps.

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  5. Thank you for creating this…again!!
    Transparency is of the upmost importance, especially during this pandemic.

    Experiencing same as poster above(credentials to sign in).

    What can I do to resolve this issue?

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  6. Please add information comparing pneumonia deaths in Florida, which have skyrocketed this year, to past years much lower average numbers. I find that data very telling.

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  7. The site has some glitches at the moment and I couldn’t get it to load properly, but I’m sure you will have those worked out soon.
    Thank you for creating this site. I finally found the hospital data about a week ago and started tracking it but that rate is effected by the general hospital admissions and while I see the benefit in knowing it doesn’t help in getting a picture of the effect of COVID. So, I have begun to track daily hospital rates. I think graphing these as you do deaths could add to the picture. I’d be grateful if you could include this.

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  8. Thank you! …. I am really grateful for your site, and because I live in Alachua County, where they have taken heat for starting health and safety measures early, and continuing the measures longer than our ‘governor’ would like. Stay safe and healthy, EVERYONE!

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  9. First of all. You can’t count the antibody cases in the total because they might have already counted for testing positive for the virus previously.
    And yes people can be sick for longer than 30 days in the hospital. At home who knows people are dying at home.

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  10. Great job Rebekah! My background is in public health and great work on getting data out there for people to make better-informed decisions about their health and for those around them. I am sorry to hear the leadership was afraid to tackle the data and make better decisions for everyone’s health.

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