2020 Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Backyard Poultry – Map
Final Update
Posted December 17, 2020 at 4:50 PM ET
This outbreak investigation is over. Although the investigation is over, people can still get a Salmonella infection from chickens and ducks in backyard flocks. Stay healthy around your backyard flock by washing your hands, keeping your birds outdoors, and supervising young children around your flock.
People infected with one of the outbreak strains of Salmonella, by state of residence, as of December 17, 2020 (n=1,722)
State | Ill People |
---|---|
Alabama | 23 |
Alaska | 2 |
Arizona | 35 |
Arkansas | 28 |
California | 98 |
Colorado | 39 |
Connecticut | 25 |
Delaware | 3 |
Florida | 49 |
Georgia | 52 |
Hawaii | 1 |
Idaho | 9 |
Illinois | 52 |
Indiana | 40 |
Iowa | 26 |
Kansas | 20 |
Kentucky | 82 |
Louisiana | 16 |
Maine | 23 |
Maryland | 26 |
Massachusetts | 46 |
Michigan | 73 |
Minnesota | 43 |
Mississippi | 21 |
Missouri | 41 |
Montana | 24 |
Nebraska | 25 |
Nevada | 8 |
New Hampshire | 24 |
New Jersey | 17 |
New Mexico | 20 |
New York | 91 |
North Carolina | 64 |
North Dakota | 14 |
Ohio | 66 |
Oklahoma | 15 |
Oregon | 32 |
Pennsylvania | 73 |
Rhode Island | 1 |
South Carolina | 48 |
South Dakota | 21 |
Tennessee | 64 |
Texas | 49 |
Utah | 28 |
Vermont | 17 |
Virginia | 60 |
Washington | 35 |
West Virginia | 7 |
Wisconsin | 30 |
Wyoming | 16 |
Total | 1,722 |