HENRY COUNTY, Ala. (WDHN) — Henry County has been listed as the only county with a very high COVID-19 risk level in Alabama’s Southeastern District.
As of last week, the county saw its seven-day average rise to 32.4 new cases per 100,000 people. Its percent of positive COVID-19 tests also more than doubled to 9.38 percent.
Several other counties have high risk designations. Their ranks can be seen below:
- Houston County — High Risk
- Geneva County — High Risk
- Barbour County — High Risk
- Coffee County — Moderate Risk
- Covington County — Moderate Risk
- Dale County — Moderate Risk
- Pike County — High Risk
- Henry County — High Risk
- Butler County — Moderate Risk
- Crenshaw County — Very High Risk
