Sonora, CA — There were both positives, and concerns, voiced about the local response to COVID-19 at today’s Tuolumne County Supervisors meeting. First, the positives. Health and Human Services Director Rebecca Espino opened by stating, “We are excited to report that the trend of COVID-19 cases, and hospitalizations, continue to decline. We are also excited to report that it has been 45 short days since receiving our first batch of vaccine, and already over 10-percent of our community has been vaccinated.” She continued, “Vaccine clinics are occurring every week and we are confident, if we receive a steady flow of vaccine, this percentage could substantially increase in the upcoming 45 days.
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