The Chautauqua County Department of Health on Monday reported the 23rd COVID-19-related death to date.

Based on the new data and a fatality-by-age breakdown, the most recent death appears to be an individual in their 90s.

In addition, 174 new cases of the virus were reported with numbers from Friday, Saturday and Sunday. New York Forward reported that 51 new confirmed results came on Saturday, while 52 came on Sunday.

There are currently 441 active cases.

Of the new cases reported by the county Health Department, 43 involve people living in the Jamestown zip code; 21 in Fredonia; 10 in Silver Creek; nine in Dunkirk; nine in Bemus Point; and 13 in Frewsburg.

Jamestown has 107 active cases, Fredonia has 51 and Mayville has 34.

Chautauqua County Executive PJ Wendel on Monday said county residents must remember “this is a marathon and not a sprint.”

“The numbers were high over the weekend, but that’s three days,” he said. “We’ve had as many as 90 or 100 in a day. Hopefully people are heeding our warning. It’s a marathon not a sprint. With that said, we need people to keep that in mind as we move forward.”

Since March, the county has recorded 2,477 total confirmed cases of COVID-19. Of that number, 2,013 have recovered.

There are currently 23 people with the virus hospitalized, which is unchanged from statistics released by the county Health Department on Friday.

Neighboring Cattaraugus County announced 47 new cases on Monday. There are 616 active cases, 33 are hospitalized and 789 contacts and 35 travelers are quarantined. Of the 1,801 total cases since March, 1,152 have recovered.