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Credit: MGN As of 11 a.m. Tuesday, there have been 441,977 positive cases of the coronavirus recorded in the state. The case count includes 436,867 Florida residents and 5,110 non-Florida residents. There are 6,117 Florida resident deaths reported, 123 non-resident deaths and 24,917 hospitalizations, according to the Florida Department of Health. There have been 3,485,141 tests administered in Florida. A total of 441,977 tests have come back positive, and 3,038,322 tests have come back negative. The remainder are still pending or inconclusive, according to the FDOH website. *Numbers are released by the DOH daily at approximately 11 a.m. STATEWIDE NUMBERS Total number of recorded cases: 441,977 (up from 432,747) Florida resident deaths: 6,117 (up from 5,931) Non-resident deaths: 123 (up from 118) 9,230 total new cases reported Tuesday 186 total new resident deaths reported Tuesday 5 total new non-resident deaths reported Tuesday SOUTHWEST FLORIDA NUMBERS Total recorded cases in SWFL: 28,774 (up from 28,288) Deaths: 527 (up from 512) 486 total new cases reported Tuesday 15 new deaths reported Tuesday Lee County: 14,716 (up from 14,540) – 272 deaths (13 new) Collier County: 9,069 (up from 8,870) – 120 deaths (2 new) Charlotte County: 1,784 (up from 1,717) – 84 deaths DeSoto County: 1,227 (up from 1,205) – 14 deaths Glades County: 389 (up from 383) – 3 deaths Hendry County: 1,589 (up from 1,573) – 34 deaths Click HERE for a SWFL case-by-case breakdown – updated daily. COVID-19 positive test results in SWFL, July 28, 2020. (WINK News) WATCH President Donald Trump gives press conference at the White House: RESOURCES NOW HIRING: SWFL companies adding jobs #GulfshoreStrong: Covering people making a difference in SWFL FOOD PANTRIES: Harry Chapin mobile food pantry schedule, week of July 27 REPORT COVID-19 DIAGNOSIS/TEST: International self-reporting system IF YOU FEEL SICK: The Florida Department of Health has opened a 24-hour COVID-19 Call Center at 1-866-779-6121. Questions may also be emailed to covid-19@flhealth.gov. Email responses will be sent during call center hours. LINK: Florida Department of Health COVID-19 updates *The map is best viewed on a desktop computer. If you don’t see the map above tap HERE for a fullscreen version.