ECISD reports 2 student and 1 staff COVID cases
COVID-19 figures show Ector County not updated daily with ECISD reporting two student cases and one staff case. National totals stand at 27,993,504 confirmed cases and 498,993 deaths. More details are available on the Texas DSPS/CDC pages and the ECISD COVID-19 Dashboard.
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Pfizer drive thru vaccine at Ratliff Stadium clinic opens
Leas Medical Center will administer first Pfizer dose at a Ratliff Stadium drive thru. The clinic runs 9 am to 3 pm today 9 am to 5 pm Thursday and Sunday. It serves at risk seniors 65 plus and essential workers in fields from transportation to public safety with online registration encouraged.
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Ratliff Stadium
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COVID cases dip in Odessa city health officials say
Odessa reports the lowest COVID-19 numbers since March with 37 patients at Medical Center Hospital including 16 in ICU and 12 on ventilators. ORMC lists seven patients in critical condition, two on ventilators, while positivity falls under 20 percent for the first time since June 2020. local officials credit vaccines masks and ongoing precautions.
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Mother and son bring Arizona sunshine to Texas aid
Manuel Martinez and her 19-year-old son Collin Camp manned a plan to aid Texans after last week's deadly storm. The Arizona pair raised funds and supplies, then drove to Odessa on Sunday to deliver home repair items to elderly and low income residents.
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Odessa County approves ME office expansion near jail complex
Ector County commissioners authorized 88500 in federal CARES Act funds to build a larger medical examiner facility near the sheriff's office and jail off US 385. Chief investigator Ron Inge sought supplies and a 20 body cooler as the existing HQ at 200 W. Third St. is undersized. The plan passed 4-1 with Greg Simmons dissenting over higher insurance costs. The court also considered hiring a public information officer and set aside 450000 for JSA Architects to design an addition.
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