JAMESTOWN, N.D. (CVH) – Stutsman County tops 13,083 COVID-19 vaccinations given as of April 8, 2021.
Central Valley Health District (CVHD) has administered 5,796 Moderna vaccinations and 2,469 Pfizer vaccinations and 160 Johnson and Johnson vaccinations, totally 8,425 vaccinations given as of this week. To date, 44.5% of Stutsman County residents have been vaccinated with at least once dose of the COVID vaccine, according to the ND Department of Health’s (NDDOH) dashboard.
Vaccinations continue to be given in the county by the enrolled providers including public health, pharmacies, congregate living agencies, and other healthcare facilities.
“Vaccination efforts continue throughout the community. We continue to receive increased allocations of vaccine and we anticipates that anyone wanting to be vaccinated should be able to do so.” reports Robin Iszler, CVHD Unit Administrator.
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Vaccination for members of the public aged 75 years and older is set to begin next week in Stutsman County. Written By: Keith Norman | ×
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Central Valley Health District will continue second vaccinations for healthcare workers, long-term care facility residents and first responders while beginning the task of vaccinating the next priority group, according to information released by the agency Friday.
Healthcare workers, nursing home residents and first responders were part of Phase 1A, people over the age of 75 are considered Phase 1B and first vaccinations for them are scheduled to begin next week.