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County officials say next reopening phase expected by May 21

Last reopening phase could start in late May or early June May 11, 2021 | 8:36 pm share this A county resident receives her first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine at the vaccine site on Montgomery College s Germantown campus on March 31, 2021. File photo Montgomery County officials are looking ahead to a more normal spring, with fewer coronavirus-related restrictions. The county expects to lift another round of requirements by May 21. The county is currently in the first phase of its three-phase reopening plan. The new plan was implemented on April 27, when 50% of the county’s population had received a first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine.

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Montgomery County officials say reopening goal in sight

Nearly half of Montgomery County, Maryland’s eligible population has been fully vaccinated, and health officials say that with the announcement of expanded use for the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for some children, the county could reach its benchmarks for reopening by the first week of June. Dr. Earl Stoddard, director of the county’s Office of Emergency Preparedness and Homeland Security, estimated that age group represents between 35,000 to 40,000 residents. If that group is vaccinated in large numbers, the county could approach the 60% vaccination rate required to reopen under the county’s health requirements. Montgomery County Health Officer Dr. Travis Gayles noted that the drop-off in the number of people getting their vaccinations is in the 20 to 39 age group. He made an appeal to adults during Tuesday’s county council session.

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5 Things to Know Today, May 12, In Montgomery County | Montgomery Community Media

2. Vaccine Preregistration For 12-15 Year Olds: Parents and guardians can now preregister their 12-15 year olds for a Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine at a county clinic. Assuming Pfizer receives final approval from a CDC committee today, those youths will start being contacted Thursday to make an appointment. 3. Council Committee Meeting: The county council’s Planning, Housing & Economic Development (PHED) committee is meeting at 2 p.m. to discuss and make recommendations on legislation regarding economic development and landlord-tenant relations. See more here. 4. Have You Seen the Rockville Raccoon?:Rockville Police are searching for a raccoon that police say bit a dog and child in separate incidents on Monday. There is a high concern that the raccoon is rabid. If you encounter it, police say to put distance or an object between you and the animal, leave and call 911 to report it.

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Montgomery Co officials detail vaccination plans for kids

Once the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine is ready to be used in kids 12-15, Montgomery County, Maryland, officials say there will be specific guidelines for children and their guardians to follow. County Health Officer Dr. Travis Gayles said in a virtual news briefing Wednesday that guardians will not be required to accompany their 12 to 15-year-olds to their vaccination appointments once the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issues guidance for how to use the vaccine in that age group. He said kids can access any vaccination location to receive a shot as long as it offers the Pfizer vaccine. However, Gayles said guardians will be required to fill out consent forms beforehand through PrepMod, and children must bring a form of ID to prove their age. Some valid forms of ID include a birth certificate, passport or school ID.

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Montgomery libraries, senior centers remain closed, even as coronavirus rates plummet

Montgomery libraries, senior centers remain closed, even as coronavirus rates plummet
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