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A growing number of establishments and employers are requiring individuals to prove their COVID-19 vaccination status, but as the months pass following the...

A growing number of establishments and employers are requiring individuals to prove their COVID-19 vaccination status, but as the months pass following the...

A growing number of establishments and employers are requiring individuals to prove their COVID-19 vaccination status, but as the months pass following the...

A growing number of establishments and employers are requiring individuals to prove their COVID-19 vaccination status, but as the months pass following the...

A growing number of establishments and employers are requiring individuals to prove their COVID-19 vaccination status, but as the months pass following the...

NJ to start using app to show virtual proof of COVID-19 vaccination News 12 Staff Updated on: Jul 13, 2021, 6:03pm The state has started using an app that will give people the ability to show virtual proof of their COVID-19 vaccination. The free app, called Docket, is also being used in Utah. Since last December, a record of each dose of the COVID-19 vaccines has been collected by the states Immunization Information System. "To be absolutely clear this is not a passport," Gov. Phil Murphy says...

Jun. 25—Pierce County reported 54 new COVID-19 cases Friday and two new deaths. The latest deaths involved: — A South Hill man in his 40s. — A Spanaway man in his 50s. The Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department no longer assigns underlying condition status to individual deaths it reports and instead counts underlying conditions as part of a percentage of the total number of deaths, which as of ...

Jun. 11—Pierce County reported 97 new COVID-19 cases Friday and no new deaths. The county's totals are now 50,331 cases and 583 deaths since the first confirmed coronavirus case was reported in March 2020. Pierce County's 14-day case rate per 100,000 was 140.3 as of June 9, down from 172.2 as of June 3, with an eight-day reporting delay, according to the state's Roadmap to Recovery metric. ...

Thousands of service members and veterans who received a COVID-19 vaccine through the DOD and the VA are ineligible for Washington state’s vaccine lottery because those federal partners do not enter vaccination records into the state Immunization Information System.

TACOMA— Thousands of service members and veterans who received a COVID-19 vaccine through the Department of Defense and the Department of Veterans Affairs are ineligible for Washington’s vaccine lottery because those federal partners do not enter vaccination records into the Washington state Immunization Information System.