Courtesy of Aspen Valley Hospital It’s no secret that the Roaring Fork Valley’s three counties are interconnected and frequented by seasonal visitors, and those factors show up in the latest COVID-19 vaccine data. In the four months since vaccine rollout began in the area, more than 40% of all doses administered in Pitkin County went to people who reside outside of the County – and health officials say that is by design. Carly Senst, Pitkin County’s vaccine coordinator, said two groups of non-residents are driving that trend. The first is the county’s workforce. About half of people working in Pitkin County reside downvalley in Eagle and Garfield counties. Many people qualified and arranged appointments for vaccines through their place of employment.