PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Oregon health officials reported an active workplace outbreak of the novel coronavirus at an Amazon facility in Aumsville on Thursday.

Five cases have been reported at the Marion County facility, according to the Oregon Health Authority, which started its investigation on May 21. The risk to the general public is considered low at the time.

Meanwhile, no new coronavirus-related deaths were reported in Oregon on Wednesday, state health officials announced.

However, the state said 76 new confirmed and presumptive cases of the novel coronavirus were reported. The total number of COVID-19 cases is now at 4,474, while the statewide death toll remains at 159.

Most of the new cases were reported in Multnomah County, which had 30 new cases. Marion and Clackamas counties had the second and third most reported cases, with 12 and nine cases, respectively. Lincoln and Deschutes counties each announced five new cases, while Lane and Washington counties each announced three new cases. Linn County reported two new cases. The following counties each reported one new case: Coos, Curry, Jackson, Jefferson, Umatilla, Wasco and Yamhill.

Outbreak at Ridgefield company

Washington health officials reported a total of 22,729 cases and 1,138 deaths on Thursday.

Clark County Public Health is investigating an outbreak at Pacific Crest Building Supply in Ridgefield. Five people working in the company’s production facility have the virus, officials said. The first case at the company was reported Thursday morning.

Production at the facility has temporarily stopped and there are plans in the works to test all employees. Those who have the virus have been told to stay home for two weeks until the risk of spreading the virus has passed. Public health officials are working to contact those who may have come into contact with the workers.

Clark County Public Health is expected to provide an update on the situation on Friday.