Covid Data Collection Slows in Butte County and Elsewhere

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During the past few months, Butte County — like many California counties — has scaled down its local COVID data collection process. The change comes after two years of maintaining a database displayed on the Public Health Department website that was based on data gathered daily from local medical service providers. Now the county is relying on state data that is updated only once per week — and that worries data experts.

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