Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone says coronavirus numbers have continued to drop, including the lowest addition to the death toll in months.

- Bellone talks about the addition of outdoor dining to Phase 2, which is on track for Wednesday.
- Bellone hosting a Town Hall on contact tracing, something he calls vital through the summer and fall. Tonight at 6:30 p.m. on FB Live on Bellone's page.
- 91 new COVID-19 cases - 'below 100 ... a good number.'
- 225 COVID-19 hospitalizations - decrease by 11.
- Just 1 COVID-19 death - toll hits 1,916. Bellone: 'We have not been down to that level since the 3rd week in March.'
- 56 patients on ICU beds - decrease of 5.
- 20 COVID-19 hospital discharges.
- Bellone says he's grateful for peaceful protests continuing.
- Says there is a third crisis beyond COVID-19 and Floyd protests - a fiscal crisis, something that he has spoken to at length this week. References the potential $1.5B budget hole by late 2022.
- 'This is not a normal fiscal crisis ... it would be unjust for the federal government to hand our taxpayers, first responders, etc, to foot the bill.'
- Bellone says should there be a spike in positives due to protests, there isn't concern about having enough capacity.

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