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Wednesday, February 22, 2022
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Cost-Free Vaccine Clinic just 6 Miles from The Little City!
Our neighbors in Arlington County have an open invitation for City of Falls Church residents to take part in their vaccine and testing options. There's a free clinic at Long Branch Elementary (33 N. Fillmore St.) tomorrow, Wednesday, February 23 from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
In the City, 70% of kids ages 5 to 11 are fully vaccinated. Let's close that gap, too!
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No-Cost Testing at Arlington County Kiosks
City residents are welcome to use the Curative testing kiosks in Arlington! Book an appointment and confirm kiosk operating schedule at Curative.com. Locations:
- Arlington Mill Community Center parking lot (909 S. Dinwiddie St.)
- Court House Plaza parking lot (2088 15th St. N.; corner of 15th St. N. & N. Courthouse Rd.)
- Quincy Park at Central Library (3809 10th St N.)
- Virginia Highlands Park parking lot (1600 S. Hayes St.)
- Sequoia Plaza behind the Stambaugh Human Services Center building (Sequoia 1) (2100 Washington Blvd)
Requirements
- No age restrictions
- Arlington residency not required
- No insurance required
- No doctor referral required or symptoms required
- Same-day results only available for molecular (NAAT) tests
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VDH Data: February 2022 is the Third Worst Month for COVID-19 Deaths in Northern Virginia since May 2020
The graphic below from the Virginia Department of Health shows that the number of deaths from COVID-19 so far in February ranks just below the number of deaths in May 2020 and February 2021. Follow this link to explore the information.
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The City of Falls Church -- and most of the commonwealth -- continues to be in a High Level of Transmission of COVID-19. Community members should continue to take precautions by getting vaccinated and boosted, wearing masks, staying socially distant, and staying home when sick.
There is some change in the transmission level for our immediate neighbors. Fairfax County -- apart from the Fairfax Health District -- is in substantial transmission. City of Fairfax is in moderate transmission. The City of Falls Church, Arlington County, and City of Alexandria are all in a high level of transmission.
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Note: VDH is working to simplify and streamline COVID-19 data reporting on its web pages. Changes to some of the COVID-19 dashboards will take place in March. VDH will share more information about these changes over the next two weeks.
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Vaccine Data
The following is from the Virginia Department of Health and Fairfax Health Department.
Any drop in data is due to either a regular data audit or adjusting for addresses not within the City of Falls Church limits.
City of Falls Church
Date |
Doses Administered |
Received At Least One Dose |
Fully Vaccinated |
Third Dose or Booster |
Ages 5 to 11
at Least One Dose |
Ages 5 to 11
Fully
Vaccinated |
Feb. 22 |
30,309 |
12,596
(86.1% of population;
92.5% of adult pop.) |
11,336
(77.5% of population;
83.1% of adult pop.) |
7,302
(49.9% of population;
60.2% of adult pop.) |
1,049
(74.9% of that population) |
980
(70% of that population) |
Feb. 15 |
30,240 |
12,584
(86% of population;
92.4% of adult pop.) |
11,316
(77.3% of population;
83% of adult pop.) |
7,262
(49.6% of population;
59.9% of adult pop.) |
1,046
(74.7% of that population) |
No data |
Feb. 8 |
29,957 |
12,514
(85.5% of population;
92% of adult pop.) |
11,270
(77% of population;
82.8% of adult pop.) |
7,090
(48.5% of population;
58.8% of adult pop.) |
1,038
(74.1% of that population) |
No data |
Fairfax Health District
Includes the City of Falls Church, City of Fairfax, Fairfax County, and towns within the county
Date |
Doses Administered |
Received At Least One Dose |
Fully Vaccinated |
Ages 5 to 11
at Least One Dose |
Ages 5 to 11
Fully
Vaccinated |
Feb. 22 |
2,197,903 |
961,599
(90.4% of
population;
81.2% of
adult population) |
868,169
(82.2% of
population;
73.4% of
adult population) |
60,262
(56.3%
of that population) |
52,436
(49% of that population) |
Feb. 15 |
2,193,200 |
960,424
(90.4% of
population;
81.1% of
adult population) |
866,904
(82.2% of
population;
73.2% of
adult population) |
59,477
(55.5%
of that population) |
No data |
Feb. 8 |
2,167,073 |
955,090
(90% of
population;
80.7% of
adult population) |
861,866
(81.9% of
population;
72.8% of
adult population) |
58,255
(54.4%
of that population) |
No data |
Virginia
Date |
Doses
Administered |
Doses Administered
Daily Average |
Received at Least One Dose |
Fully Vaccinated |
Third Dose or Booster Dose |
Ages 5 to 11 at Least One Dose |
Ages 5 to 11
Fully
Vaccinated |
Feb. 22 |
15,358,778 |
7,675 |
6,934,404
(80.7%
of population;
91.7% of
adult pop.) |
6,169,474
(71.8% of population;
81.8 of
adult pop.) |
2,785,934 |
2293,806
(40.5% of that population) |
243,384
(33.6% of that population) |
Feb. 15 |
15,168,555 |
10,169 |
6,844,143
(79.7%
of population;
90.4% of
adult pop.) |
6,096,122
(71% of population;
no data available on
adult pop.) |
2,757,419 |
289,986
(40% of that population) |
No data |
Feb. 8 |
14,959,159 |
8,259 |
6,794,614
(79.1%
of population;
89.9% of
adult pop.) |
6,041,076
(70.3% of population;
80.4% of
adult pop.) |
2,647,871 |
280,403
(38.7% of that population) |
No data |
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Case Data
The following is from the Fairfax Health Department and the Virginia Department of Health.
City of Falls Church
Date |
Cases |
Hospitalizations |
Deaths |
# Cases per
100,000 People |
Feb. 22 |
1,912 |
30 |
16 |
12,943.4 |
Feb. 15 |
1,872 |
30 |
15 |
12,672.6 |
Feb. 8 |
1,841 |
29 |
14 |
12,462.8 |
Fairfax Health District
Includes the City of Falls Church, City of Fairfax, Fairfax County, and towns within the county
Date |
Total Cases |
Hospitalizations |
Deaths |
Feb. 2 |
175,747 |
4,370 |
1,402 |
Feb. 15 |
174,784 |
4,375* |
1,371* |
Feb. 8 |
173,117 |
4,426 |
1,339 |
*Any decrease in data points is due to a regular audit by the Virginia Department of Health.
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How to Get a Replacement COVID-19 Vaccination Card or QR Code
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If you misplaced your card, or would like a QR code for your COVID-19 vaccination record, complete this process through the Virginia Department of Health.
Please note:
- Your vaccination record will only show COVID-19 immunizations.
- If you received vaccines out of state or if a federal agency administered your vaccines, they will not show up in this self-serve portal.
- This portal is not a “vaccine passport” but serves as a way to prove you were vaccinated for COVID-19.
For additional questions, email the Virginia Immunization Information System (VIIS) help desk at vaccinerecord@vdh.virginia.gov or call 877-VAX-IN-VA.
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Where to Find Important Information
- COVID-19 Questions through the Fairfax County Health Department (the City's health department)
- City of Falls Church Information
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