Beadle now reports 17,130 doses of vaccine distributed to 9,046 residents.
Those who are fully-vaccinated as a function of the overall state population is down to 43%.īeadle County saw many of the same number trends that hit the state level, to a lesser degree. The fully-vaccinated portion of the vaccine-eligible population has dropped to 56.9% in the state after being at 59.1% last week. Of those, 381,228 are now considered fully vaccinated.īy percentage, the state now recognizes 65.9% of the vaccine-eligible population having received at least one dose. The state currently reports 860,318 total doses of vaccine distributed to 440,784 state residents. The visualization highlights the estimated national vaccination rate, as well as the percentage of those who. Users can toggle between collection periods to explore changes in vaccination rates and hesitancy over time. The adjustment in vaccine numbers led to the state adding new recipient data and dosage data. Data are presented for each collection period after addition of the COVID-19 vaccine questions. Active cases in the Heartland dropped slightly, to 158. Among the 17 states with the lowest vaccination rates, only Georgia went for Biden. The Heartland Region reported eight new positive cases and 15 new recovered cases among the seven counties in the region. In fact, the 22 states with the highest percentage of vaccinated people all voted for President Joe Biden. This led to the active cases in the state declining slightly, to 5,868.īeadle County added six new positive cases and 10 new recovered cases in Friday’s numbers, moving the county’s active virus cases to 63. For a better understanding of each of the available. The COVID-19 vaccines are the best way to protect yourself, your family, and your community from COVID-19. Everyone ages 5 and up are now eligible for a COVID-19 vaccination, and you do not need an ID or insurance to get it. HURON - The approval of third-shot COVID-19 vaccine boosters led to the amount of doses distributed in the state going up significantly, while the percentage of fully vaccinated in the state reduced notably as the South Dakota Department of Health (DOH) and the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) worked together to clean up data ahead of potential booster shots.įriday’s COVID-19 numbers from DOH showed the state adding 320 new positive cases, seven new deaths, and 406 new recovered cases. COVID-19 vaccines are safe, effective, free, and widely available.
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