One New COVID Case on San Juan Island

Posted May 16, 2021 at 4:30 am by

From San Juan County

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Since the last update on Friday, May, total cases in San Juan County have increased from 179 to 180.

There are four close contacts of positive cases currently in active quarantine.

There is one new case on San Juan Island since the last update. This new case is a close contact a previously positive case. The initial transmission source is related to off-island travel.

There are three positive cases under active monitoring on San Juan Island at this time.

There are no new cases on Orcas, Lopez or Shaw island since the last update. There are no confirmed positive cases under active monitoring on those islands either. 

Overall

Kids 12 and over are now eligible for vaccination.

The county has scheduled five clinics with the Pfizer vaccine targeted specifically at these kids and their families, though anyone unvaccinated may sign up.

Details on these clinics and a number of single-shot walk-up clinics for adults are available at www.sanjuanco.com/1737/COVID-Vaccine-Info.

These clinics will be the very best chance for island kids 12 and older to get vaccinated. There may not be future 12+ clinics held in the islands.

If you are an adult and not vaccinated, now is the time to do so. Safety precautions will be lifting rapidly and risk will increase as well. Details on ongoing clinics available at the link above.

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