Butler County added three confirmed cases of COVID-19 to its total Wednesday.

Since the pandemic began, the county has had 673 residents test positive for COVID-19, according to Wednesday's report by the Pennsylvania Department of Health. The county's death toll remained at 17.

Throughout the pandemic, state officials have also called for residents to pay more attention to their mental health as they stay indoors and socially distanced.

On Wednesday, Gov. Tom Wolf announced an online tool to help people gauge their mental health, called the Mental Health Resources Guide.

“Especially with the stressors of the pandemic, it's imperative that we also remember it's OK to not be OK, and our mental health must be considered just as much as our physical health,” Wolf said.

To find the online tool, visit www.pa.gov/guides/mental-health.

The following numbers on the coronavirus pandemic were compiled from regular news releases from the state Department of Health and Butler Health System.

Wednesday's COVID-19 statistics:

Confirmed cases: 673Probable cases: 59Negative tests: 16,184Deaths: 17

New cases: 570Total cases: 126,149New deaths: 24Total deaths: 7,523Recovered: 79 percent

Inpatients: 2Suspected: 1Confirmed: 1ICU: 1Total tests: 16,134Outdoor tests: 5,855Positive tests: 304

Inpatients: 1Suspected: 1Confirmed: 0ICU: 0Total tests: 4,189Outdoor tests: 3,272Positive tests: 89

Allegheny: 9,284 confirmed cases; 133,379 negative; and 277 deathsArmstrong: 249 confirmed; 4,794 negative; and 9 deathsBeaver: 1,396 confirmed; 14,794 negative; and 95 deathsClarion: 83 confirmed; 2,486 negative; and 3 deathsLawrence: 377 confirmed; 5,926 negative; and 16 deathsMercer: 441 confirmed; 9,094 negative; and 12 deathsVenango: 53 confirmed and 3,842 negativeWestmoreland: 1,608 confirmed; 34,342 negative; and 49 deaths