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State changes may mean less first dose COVID-19 vaccines for rural counties The state’s new vaccine distribution policy is causing uncertainty in rural counties across the Upper Peninsula. If demand for the vaccine continues to outweigh supply, county officials are unable to predict how many first doses they will get each week. MCHD Health Officer Jerry Messana, told the Marquette County Board of Health that individual health departments will no longer be able to order a weekly amount of  first dose vaccines from the state. “So in the past we would get a Survey Monkey and we would say how many doses of first vaccines, how many doses of second vaccines,” Messana said. “Now the only thing that we have to request, or we can request, is second dose vaccines. First dose vaccines are going to be allocated based on a formula that the state has come up with and I have some details of that, but not all of the details.”

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