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But even though first responders interact with the public, not all agencies are counting.
Among the departments that are, vaccination rates range from 55 to 95 percent of their first-responders.
In Cedar Rapids, public safety spokesperson Greg Buelow said about 70 percent or roughly 190 of the city’s sworn police officers and dispatchers, and 80 percent or roughly 115 of the city’s firefighters have been vaccinated.
In Johnson County, Chief Deputy Randy Lamm said the Sheriff’s Office employs 97 full-time employees, one part-time employee and 31 reserves. Of those 129, Lamm said 72 about 56 percent had been vaccinated as of the beginning of March. Seven more employees were scheduled to be vaccinated at that time.
More than 2 million people in Wisconsin will become eligible for the vaccines on Monday.
The next group includes people with a broad range of medical conditions, such as diabetes, high blood pressure and obesity as well as those who are overweight. The medical conditions put them at a higher risk of severe illness from COVID-19.
Restaurants workers, clergy and judges, prosecutors and others who work in the criminal court system also now are eligible for the vaccines.
Everyone 16 and older in Wisconsin is expected to be eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine by May 1.
The approval of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine will speed the rollout. But the state is not expected to receive regular shipments from the company until next month.