Rich Lakin, who heads @UtahDepOfHealth's immunization program, begins by saying Utah does NOT know when it will receive the #COVID19 vaccine.
Local health departments will begin administrating starting with hospitals/health care workers. @fox13#utpol#Utah#COVID19
Long-term care facilities, assisted living, skilled nursing facilities, other health care providers will also do it.
Facilities without capacity to administer? Local health departments, community nursing services, pharmacies that can be mobile. @fox13#utpol#Utah#COVID19
.@UtahDepOfHealth thinks they're going to be getting more vaccine than originally expected (now maybe January).
LDS, University, Intermountain, Utah Valley and Dixie Regional hospitals will be in Wave 1 of vaccine. @fox13#utpol#Utah#COVID19
In Feb/March, start seeing other "high risk occupations" being vaccinated based on risk-level.
Office-types that can work from home are lowest, teachers are a higher risk (can't work from home), health care workers are highest risk level. @fox13#utpol#Utah#COVID19
March-July (Phase 2, Waves 1, 2, 3) are tribal entities, 65+ year-olds, workers based on risk level, racial/ethnic groups, food prep workers, other risk levels based on vaccine availability, Lakin says.
.@UtahDepOfHealth is reporting the rolling 7-day average for positive #COVID19 tests is 3,161 per day. The rolling 7-day average positivity rate is 24.1%. @fox13#utpol#Utah
The new bill also envisions a doctor just being able to refer someone to a cannabis dispensary (we call them "pharmacies" in Utah). Pharmacist can handle dosing, etc. fox13now.com/news/local-new…@fox13#utpol#Utah
.@UtahDepOfHealth is reporting the rolling 7-day average for positive #COVID19 tests is 3,057 per day. The rolling 7-day average positivity rate is 24.4%. @fox13#utpol#Utah
UPDATE: @BenMcAdams has already conceded to @BurgessOwens, but here is the latest vote totals as posted by @VoteSLCo (and a county by county breakdown).