The state Health Department reports 29,834 Cortland County residents have received at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine, or 62.4% of the county’s total population. A total of 58.9% of the county has been fully vaccinated, and 61.1% of the eligible population has received a booster.
.000n In Tompkins County, 88,541 people have received at least one dose, or 86.1% of the population; 78.1% are fully vaccinated. and 63.3% of the eligible population has been boosted.
.000n In Cayuga County, 49,978 residents have received at least one dose, or 64.8% of the population; 60.5% are fully vaccinated and 60.2% of the eligible population has been boosted.
*Across the state, 16.94 million people have received at least one dose, or 83.6% of the population. A total of 75.6% have received two doses, and 53.4% of the eligible population has been boosted.
Cortland County reports 16 new COVID cases
Cortland County reported 16 cases of COVID-19 over the weekend, raising the number of confirmed cases since the pandemic began to 12,758, the state Health Department reports.
Tompkins and Cayuga counties reported 57 new cases Saturday and Sunday, the state reported. The three counties have seen 57,596 cases since the pandemic began in March 2020. The number of people who have died from the virus remains 394.
Vaccination rates
Here are the percentages of people who have at least one dose of vaccine for COVID-19, by ZIP code. By comparson, 83.6% of New York residents have received at least one dose of vaccine:
13863 — Willet — 36.2%
13158 — Truxton — 53.4%
13118 — Moravia — 56.8%
13802 — Marathon — 57.6%
13045 — Cortland — 60.8%
13040 — Cincinnatus — 63.5%
13092 — Locke — 64.2%
13101 — McGraw — 65.7%
13053 — Dryden — 67.7%
13077 — Homer — 69.4%
13073 — Groton — 70.3%
13141 — Preble — 72.7%
13068 — Freeville — 78.3%
13784 — Harford — 100.0%
13087 — Little York — 100.0%
13062 — Etna — 100.0%
13102 — McLean — 100.0%