Today Fort Bend County has moved to the orange "Moderate/Significant Community risk" category on the Public Guidance/Risk Assessment Tool for COVID-19.

The numbers of confirmed cases, hospitalizations and deaths have all risen. As of Nov. 13, the number of confirmed cases in the United States reached 10,675,820, with 243,387 deaths. In Texas, there have been 1,024,073 cases and 19,474 deaths. Missouri City residents who have contracted the disease now number 2,074.

As of Saturday, Oct. 31 a total of 1983 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

1769 in Fort Bend County

214 in Harris County

As of Tuesday, Oct. 27 a total of 1959 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

1750 in Fort Bend County

209 in Harris County

As of Tuesday, Sept. 14 a total of 1642 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

1560 in Fort Bend County

82 in Harris County

As of Thursday, Sept. 3 a total of 1617 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

1538 in Fort Bend County

79 in Harris County

In addition, Mayor Yolanda Ford extended the MCTX Mask order until Monday, Nov. 30. For more details, click the link below.

As of Thursday, Aug. 27 a total of 1597 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

1519 in Fort Bend County

78 in Harris County

As of Friday, Aug. 21 a total of 1511 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

1435 in Fort Bend County

76 in Harris County

As of Wednesday, Aug. 19 a total of 1361 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

1285 in Fort Bend County

76 in Harris County

As of Thursday, Aug. 13 a total of 1189 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

1116 in Fort Bend County

73 in Harris County

As of Tuesday, Aug. 11 a total of 1038 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

965 in Fort Bend County

73 in Harris County

As of Thursday, Aug. 6 a total of 1038 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

967 in Fort Bend County

71 in Harris County

As of Wednesday, Aug. 5 a total of 886 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

818 in Fort Bend County

68 in Harris County

As of Monday, Aug. 3 a total of 884 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

818 in Fort Bend County

66 in Harris County

As of Friday, July 31 a total of 874 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

808 in Fort Bend County

66 in Harris County

As of Thursday, July 30 a total of 861 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

795 in Fort Bend County

66 in Harris County

As of Monday, July 27 a total of 836 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

771 in Fort Bend County

65 in Harris County

As of Thursday, July 23 a total of 816 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

754 in Fort Bend County

62 in Harris County

As of Thursday, July 23 a total of 804 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

742 in Fort Bend County

62 in Harris County

As of Wednesday, July 22 a total of 786 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

728 in Fort Bend County

58 in Harris County

As of Tuesday, July 21 a total of 765 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

707 in Fort Bend County

58 in Harris County

As of Sunday, July 19 a total of 734 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

681 in Fort Bend County

53 in Harris County

Fort Bend County Rental, Mortgage and Utilities Assistance Program Phase 2 applications are being accepted from, Monday, July 20 until July 31, 2020 or until the funds are expended, whichever comes first.

NOTE: If you have previously applied in Phase 1, you DO NOT need to reapply. Your application will already be in the system and included in Phase 2.

As of Friday, July 17 a total of 732 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

681 in Fort Bend County

51 in Harris County

As of Thursday, July 16 a total of 703 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

652 in Fort Bend County

51 in Harris County

As of Wednesday, July 15 a total of 693 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

643 in Fort Bend County

50 in Harris County

Mayor Yolanda Ford extends the facial covering requirement in Missouri City until Aug. 1, 2020.

As of Tuesday, July 14 a total of 684 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

635 in Fort Bend County

49 in Harris County

On Monday, July 13, Fort Bend County Judge K.P. George also updated the County's COVID-19 Health Guidance to the highest risk exposure level, RED (High Community Risk).

It translates to STAY HOME, STAY SAFE, only travel for essential needs, and restrict activities and gatherings, enhances protections for high-risk individuals such as the elderly, limits food service, and suggests no personal care services.

On Monday, July 13, Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo released an emergency broadcast urging people to stay home in response to the COVID-19 crisis, as the county remains at its highest alert level amid the pandemic.

STAY HOME. Harris County's COVID-19 threat remains at LEVEL 1 (RED) SEVERE until further notice. The virus is spreading rapidly across Harris County and local hospitals are reaching capacity. Protect yourself and your family by staying at home except for essential activities, wear required face covering, and cancel gatherings.

As of Monday, July 13 a total of 653 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

604 in Fort Bend County

49 in Harris County

As of Friday, July 10 a total of 621 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

572 in Fort Bend County

49 in Harris County

As of Thursday, July 9 a total of 612 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

563 in Fort Bend County

49 in Harris County

As of Tuesday, July 7 a total of 599 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

551 in Fort Bend County

48 in Harris County

As of Monday, July 6 a total of 584 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

544 in Fort Bend County

40 in Harris County

As of Thursday, July 2 a total of 562 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

517 in Fort Bend County

45 in Harris County

As of Tuesday, June 30 a total of 534 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

489 in Fort Bend County

45 in Harris County

As of Friday, June 26 a total of 529 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

485 in Fort Bend County

44 in Harris County

Mayor Ford Issues Local Order Requiring Face Coverings; Municipal Court Closed to Public—Virtual Dockets Resume July 7.

As of Thursday, June 25 a total of 514 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

471 in Fort Bend County

43 in Harris County

As of Wednesday, June 24 a total of 495 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

454 in Fort Bend County

41 in Harris County

As of Tuesday, June 23 4 p.m. a total of 486 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

448 in Fort Bend County

38 in Harris County

As of Monday, June 22 a total of 434 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

396 in Fort Bend County

38 in Harris County

As of Friday, June 19 a total of 410 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

373 in Fort Bend County

37 in Harris County

As of Wednesday, June 17 a total of 373 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

338 in Fort Bend County

35 in Harris County

As of Monday, June 15 a total of 371 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

338 in Fort Bend County

33 in Harris County

As of Friday, June 12 a total of 353 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

324 in Fort Bend County

29 in Harris County

As of Wednesday, June 10 a total of 351 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

324 in Fort Bend County

27 in Harris County

As of Tuesday, June 9 a total of 336 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

309 in Fort Bend County

27 in Harris County

As of Monday, June 8 a total of 335 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

309 in Fort Bend County

26 in Harris County

As of Friday, June 5 a total of 321 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

300 in Fort Bend County

21 in Harris County

As of Thursday, June 4 a total of 316 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

296 in Fort Bend County

20 in Harris County

As of Monday, June 1 a total of 312 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

292 in Fort Bend County

20 in Harris County

As of Monday, June 1 a total of 308 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

289 in Fort Bend County

19 in Harris County

As of Friday, May 29 a total of 295 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

280 in Fort Bend County

15 in Harris County

As of Wednesday, May 27 a total of 286 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

273 in Fort Bend County

13 in Harris County

As of Wednesday, May 20 a total of 263 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

263 in Fort Bend County

12 in Harris County

As of Wednesday, May 20 a total of 263 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

251 in Fort Bend County

12 in Harris County

As of Monday, May 18 a total of 254 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

244 in Fort Bend County

10 in Harris County

As of Friday, May 15 a total of 249 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

239 in Fort Bend County

10 in Harris County

As of Thursday, May 14 a total of 239 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

229 in Fort Bend County

10 in Harris County

After several days with no new cases, MCTX now has one additional case. As of Wednesday, May 13 there is a total 232 positive cases in Missouri City:

222 in Fort Bend County

10 in Harris County

As of Thursday, May 7 a total of 231 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

221 in Fort Bend County

10 in Harris County

As of Tuesday, May 5 a total of 224 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

214 in Fort Bend County

10 in Harris County

As of Sunday, May 3 a total of 216 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

206 in Fort Bend County

10 in Harris County

As of 11 a.m. Friday, May 1 a total of 191 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

181 in Fort Bend County

10 in Harris County

While the community is reopening, it is still important to understand the severity of this pandemic. To continue to keep citizens informed and to assist those in need, staff has compiled a list of resources available via the link below:

As of 5 p.m. 15 new cases were added in Fort Bend County; making MCTX total to 178.
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As of Thursday, April 30 a total of 163 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

153 in Fort Bend County

10 in Harris County

As of Wednesday, April 29 a total of 155 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

145 in Fort Bend County

10 in Harris County

As of Monday, April 27 a total of 151 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

142 in Fort Bend County

9 in Harris County

As of Saturday, April 25 a total of 147 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

138 in Fort Bend County

9 in Harris County

As of Friday, April 24 a total of 145 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

138 in Fort Bend County

7 in Harris County

As of Wednesday, April 22 a total of 139 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

132 in Fort Bend County

7 in Harris County

As of Monday, April 20 a total of 136 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

129 in Fort Bend County

7 in Harris County

As of Friday, April 17 a total of 115 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

108 in Fort Bend County

7 in Harris County

As of Thursday, April 16 a total of 104 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

97 in Fort Bend County

7 in Harris County

As of Tuesday, April 14 a total of 97 positive cases are reported in Missouri City:

90 in Fort Bend County

7 in Harris County

The City of Missouri City has been notified of confirmed COVID-19 cases at a nursing home within City limits. In accordance with the Texas Health and Safety Code and the U.S. Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPPA), we cannot disclose the name of the nursing home or the number of confirmed cases. This is another challenging outcome of the COVID-19 pandemic and the City has extended its support to the organization and individuals that are affected.

Harris County reports additional cases today, March 19 indicating community spread in the region.

Fort Bend County Health & Human Services reports 7 additional cases of COVID-19 in Fort Bend County residents, bringing the county’s total to 19.

Fort Bend County Health & Human Services reports 2 additional positive cases of COVID-19 in Fort Bend County residents. The two cases are:

A woman in her 70s, with a history of international travel. She is experiencing mild symptoms and is in isolation at home.

A man in his 60s, the investigation is ongoing. He is hospitalized and in stable condition.

On Tuesday, March 17, Fort Bend County announced another its 10th COVID-19 case. The patient is a woman in her 20s with history of international travel. She experienced mild symptoms which have resolved. She is in isolation at home.

CDC is no longer doing confirmatory testing. A positive result from a local public health or state lab can be considered as confirmed cases. An epidemiological investigation has been started to quickly identify close contacts with the individuals.

Fort Bend County Health & Human Services reports 3 additional presumptive positive cases of COVID-19 in Fort Bend County residents. The specimens were tested at the City of Houston Laboratory and will be sent to the CDC laboratory for further confirmation.


CDC has confirmed 2 of the previous cases reported last week. The presumptive cases that are now confirmed by the CDC are a woman in her 60s and a man in his 70s.

Fort Bend County Health & Human Services, Houston Health Department, and Harris County Public Health ask any local residents who recently traveled to Egypt and took a Nile River cruise to immediately self-quarantine for 14 days and contact their local health department.Fort Bend County Health & Human Services, Houston Health Department, and Harris County Public Health ask any local residents who recently traveled to Egypt and took a Nile River cruise to immediately self-quarantine for 14 days and contact their local health department.

On March 5, 2020, the M.S. A’sara cruise traveling to and from Aswan, Egypt was quarantined due to COVID-19 exposure. Local health department officials are seeking M.S. A’sara passengers from the Greater Houston area who traveled on the cruise line from February 12 to March 5, 2020 because they may have been exposed to COVID-19.

If you or your family traveled on the M.S. A’sara cruise (traveling to and from Aswan, Egypt) during the dates in question, please self–quarantine and contact your local health department. Only passengers on the M.S. A’sara cruise need to contact their local health department.

For Fort Bend County Residents:

Fort Bend County Health & Human Services

281.633.7795

This number is staffed Monday-Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

www.fbchealth.org/ncov

For Harris County Residents:

Harris County Public Health (HCPH)
832.927.7575 or 713.634.1110

This number is staffed 7 days a week 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.

www.hcphtx.org\COVID-19

www.ReadyHarris.org

On Sunday, March 8 Fort Bend County Health & Human Services announced 3 additional travel-related cases of COVID-19. One traveler was not part of the group involved in the other Houston-area cases but was on the same cruise in Egypt at a later date.

The cases are as follows:

A man in his 70s who was symptomatic, hospitalized and discharged in good condition to isolation at home.

A man in his 70s who had one day of fever which resolved. He is in isolation at home.

A woman in her 60s who had mild symptoms which have resolved. She is in isolation at home.

On Friday, March 6 two cases were reported:

A woman in her 60s, with a history of international travel. Her symptoms have resolved and in mandatory quarantine at home.

A woman in her 60s, with a history of international travel. She is experiencing mild symptoms and in mandatory at home.

These individuals are part of the same group of travelers to Egypt associated with the recent cases in Harris County and City of Houston.

This makes total presumptive cases in Fort Bend 6 as of March 8.

City of Stafford announced today that the Stafford Fire Department and Fort Bend County EMS personnel transported the patient identified as presumptive positive in Fort Bend County to the local hospital prior to receiving the results from the Houston lab. This result was then sent to CDC for further testing, to either confirm a positive case of COVID-19 or to disqualify.