There’s been a lot of chatter about COVID-19 vaccines this week 
Here’s an overview of San Francisco’s distribution process and progress. (1/9)

Here’s an overview of San Francisco’s distribution process and progress. (1/9)


As of Tuesday, 31,189 San Franciscans (3.6% of SF’s population) have received one dose of the vaccine.
The seven-day rolling average for doses administered per day sits around 2,000. (3/9)

SF’s first mass vaccination center opened today at City College on Ocean Avenue. Two more sites (one in SoMa and the other in the Bayview) are expected to open by Feb. 1. (4/9)

Meanwhile, the Department of Public Health announced a goal this week to vaccinate every San Franciscan by June 30.
This will only be possible if supply dramatically increases. (5/9)

Approximately 200,000 San Franciscans belong in this category. (6/9)
Finally, a silver lining. @LondonBreed tweeted today that SF’s COVID-19 reproduction rate is 0.99, meaning that “for every person who gets COVID-19, on average they're passing it to less than one other person.”
This signals SF is on a path towards reopening. (7/9)
This signals SF is on a path towards reopening. (7/9)
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