Looking at the vaccination rates is tricky. You have to be aware of what the denominator being used. Sometimes the same entity will use different denominator on the same page. For example, Contra Costa County reports 71.5% of eligible population has at least one shot. Lower down on the page, they report that 75% of the town I live in is vaccinated. But about a fifth of the town is under 16. That means that more than 93% of the eligible population has at least started vaccination.
Not sure how one town in the county gets to 92% of the population. They must be counting people that don't live in the town or weren't counted as living in the town by the census. People from other counties may have put down a fake address. That kind of thing isn't really necessary anymore. The county will now vaccinate anyone over 16 that shows up, no appointment or county residence necessary.
Not sure how one town in the county gets to 92% of the population. They must be counting people that don't live in the town or weren't counted as living in the town by the census. People from other counties may have put down a fake address. That kind of thing isn't really necessary anymore. The county will now vaccinate anyone over 16 that shows up, no appointment or county residence necessary.