Santa Clara County COVID-19 Vaccine Officer Dr. Martin Fenstersheib said the South Bay will receive almost 80,000 doses next week, excluding the Kaiser supply. That's compared to only 58,000 this week. More than two-thirds of those are for first doses, meaning new patients. "We are told that the vaccine supply should increase by the middle or end of April and well into May for sure," Fenstersheib said. Fenstersheib said he stands by his prediction that 85% of the county will be fully vaccinated by the middle of summer. But Lochner wasn't sure she could wait. "We’re all thinking about doing a day trip of just driving to Fresno to go and get it," she said. "But I also kind of feel guilty about that. I don’t want to take away a shot from somebody from their county when my own county should be taking care of me."