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The county's public health department reported Thursday that a long-term Pitkin County visitor contracted West Nile Virus, likely within the county. Officials identified the probable transmission in the week of Aug. 21.
Vaccinations for Pitkin County residents 70 years old and older will begin this week, though a curious statistical anomaly has crept into the equation, an official said Tuesday. According to the most recent U.S. Census data, Pitkin County has about 1,000 permanent residents who are 70 years old and older, said Carlin Senst, the county’s COVID testing and vaccination coordinator. However, more than 1,600 residents in that age bracket have already pre-registered on Pitkin County’s website to be inoculated. “Clearly we have quite a few more (people that age) in Pitkin County at this time,...