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MONTGOMERY COUNTY, PA — After more than a year of the pandemic's devastation in Montgomery County and throughout the region, coronavirus appears to be vanishing.
The county's percent positivity rate has plummeted below one percent for the first time since March 2020, as it hit 0.6 percent this week, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Health.
There were only 57 new cases of the virus found countywide last week. The vaccination rate continues to climb, with 186,431 of the county's residents fully vaccinated.
"As a result of the progress made, we've all seen the safe return of a greater degree of normalcy," Montgomery County Commissioner Val Arkoosh said last week.
Here's where the county stands on a town by town level over the past month:
Abington: 36Lower Merion: 22Pottstown: 24Norristown: 25Cheltenham: 17Upper Merion: 16Upper Moreland: 16Hatfield Township: 4Horsham: 13Lansdale: 11Limerick: 12Upper Providence: 8Montgomery: 6Lower Providence: 16New Hanover: 1Upper Dublin: 10Towamencin: 14Whitemarsh: 4Franconia: 16Upper Gwynedd: 6Lower Moreland: 7Whitpain: 7West Norriton: 4Perkiomen: 0Springfield: 5Souderton: 8East Norriton: 8Lower Pottsgrove: 10Skippack: 9Plymouth: 7Douglass: 3Upper Hanover: 7Worcester: 1Hatboro: 2Upper Pottsgrove: 1Lower Gwynedd: 5Lower Frederick: 1Conshohocken: 2Pennsburg: 2Royersford: 4Hatfield Borough: 0West Pottsgrove: 5Upper Salford: 2Ambler: 4Bridgeport: 3Collegeville: 2Marlborough: 1Salford: 1Telford: 3Red Hill: 0Rockledge: 3Upper Frederick: 2North Wales: 1East Greenville: 8Jenkintown: 1Trappe: 1Narberth: 0West Conshohocken: 1Schwenksville: 1Bryn Athyn: 0Green Lane: 0
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