The Kendall County Health Department reported 27 new cases of COVID-19 among county residents as of Monday, Feb. 22.
That brings the total number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in the county to 10,935, with 6,149 as listed in recovery, according to the health department.
The total number of deaths in the county from COVID-19 remained at 82.
People ages 20 to 49 continue to make up the majority of COVID-19 cases in the county, according to Monday’s county health department data. People in their 20s make up 17.6% of all cases, while people in their 30s make up 18.1%. People in their 40s make up 19.3% of the cases as of Monday.
Residents ages 60 and older comprise 10.9% of all cases in the county, according to KCHD data. People younger than 20 make up 17.7% of all county cases.
Women account for 52% of county COVID-19 cases, while men account for 47%, according to Monday’s county health data. The data lists the gender of 1% of the COVID-19 cases as unknown.