From June 19-22, Fort Bend County reported 406 new, confirmed cases of the coronavirus.

Furthermore, the seven-day rolling average of new coronavirus cases hit 104.29 June 22, nearly double what the number was last week.

In a statement online, Fort Bend County Health and Human Services said it is investigating the recent high number of new cases to determine if there is a specific connection between the cases or if they are a result of other factors, such as the phased reopening of the state and increased disease in the community.




Since the coronavirus pandemic began, the county has seen a total of 3,132 cases, according to the latest information released by the county.

The county reports that of the total coronavirus cases more than 61.5% are active. Additionally, 20 Fort Bend County residents are hospitalized with the coronavirus.

A new coronavirus death has not been reported since June 16. The county’s coronavirus death toll stands at 50.


The new cases reported over Father’s Day weekend brings the case count in Missouri City above 400 and that in Sugar Land above 300.

The charts below show the most recent information on the number of cases in various Fort Bend County jurisdictions and Missouri City and Sugar Land ZIP codes. They also provide the population of each area and the number of cases per 1,000 residents for comparison.




FBCHHS says it updates its online Community Impact Dashboard every day by 1 p.m. The totals reported on a given day reflect the cases the county was notified of the day prior, and so they are labeled as such.

All data in this article was up-to-date as of 5 p.m. June 22. Find more of Community Impact Newspaper’s coverage of the coronavirus pandemic, including information from Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s June 22 press conference here.