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The Vaccine Project Newsletter: A midsummer nightmare?

The Vaccine Project Newsletter: A midsummer nightmare?
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Colorado cities will be able to require developers to build affordable housing in new rental projects

A 20-year-old court precedent that has blocked Colorado cities and towns from forcing developers to build affordable housing in new rental projects is no more, after Gov. Jared Polis signed a bill into law Friday. ....

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Round two of the public option slugfest advances the bill after nine hours of debate

House lawmakers worked late into the evening and on into the early hours of Friday morning on amendments to House Bill 1232, the so-called public option bill. The bill won approval on a preliminary vote and heads to a recorded vote on Monday.
What they had to work with is a strike-below amendment, which essentially amounted to a rewrite of the bill approved by the House Health & Insurance Committee on April 27. And work they did, starting at 5 p.m. on Thursday and continuing on until just after 2:15 a.m. Friday morning with a 35-minute break shortly before midnight.
This bill is a narrowly targeted, careful and deliberate approach to a problem we have in our state, particularly in rural Colorado, said bill sponsor Rep. Dylan Roberts, D-Eagle, in closing comments just before 2 a.m. Every single one of us has constituents going to bed tonight, or already gone to bed, worrying about their family s health insurance because of the cost. ....

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The Vaccine Project Newsletter: Walk right in, sit right down, get your shot

Walk right in/Sit right down/Daddy, let your mind roll on.
The 2021 version would be:
Walk right in/Sit right down/Daddy (and Mommy) let your sleeves roll up.
After a winter of discontent and vaccination-appointment disappointment, COVID-19 vaccines are suddenly available in abundance. Vaccination sites are taking walk-ins, mass vaccination sites are shutting down and local efforts are in motion to bring the vaccine to the people if the people can’t come to the vaccine.
The shape of things to come is evident in Massachusetts, where the state will be closing four of seven mega-vaccination clinics in June and shifting its emphasis to the harder-to-reach populations. The plan includes working through 22 regional collaboratives, increasing doses sent to primary-care doctors, and expanding mobile vaccination clinics in hard-hit areas. ....

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Colorado battles COVID vaccine hesitancy with get-out-the-vote tactics

Colorado battles COVID vaccine hesitancy with get-out-the-vote tactics
Colorado is using tried-and-true get-out-the-vote tactics to boost COVID-19 vaccination rates across the state.
Why it matters: The novel approach is part of a broader effort by state public health officials to reach herd immunity by targeting populations that are hesitant or too busy to get vaccinated.
The backdrop: To boost turnout ahead of an election, a campaign s get-out-the-vote strategy works like this: Identify the target population. Make contact. And tell them how to go vote.
COVID vaccinations have followed a similar path to elections thus far: Die-hard supporters went first, but ultimate success is determined by how many others show up. ....

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