Michigan COVID-19 vaccination rates: Where things stand as of July 27, 2021

More than 63% of Michigan residents 16 and older have at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, as of July 26, while just under 54% of residents 12 and older are fully vaccinated.

Michigan COVID-19 cases are rising again, with the 7-day case average more than tripling since July 1. Deaths remain near record lows, but the state has reported an uptick in hospitalizations over the last two weeks.

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MDHHS updated the COVID vaccination data dashboard on Tuesday. Here are the latest vaccination rates around Michigan.

COVID vaccination rate by Michigan county (as of July 27):

(All rates are for 1+ dose for residents 12 and older)

• City of Detroit: 40.1% (54.8% for 40 and older group)
• Wayne County (without Detroit): 65.4%
• Macomb County: 57.5%
• Oakland County: 68.7%
• Washtenaw County: 68.9%
• Livingston County: 60%
• Monroe County: 45%
• Lenawee County: 48.6%
• Lapeer County: 47.6%
• St. Clair County: 50.5%
• Sanilac County: 44.5%
• Genesee County: 51.5%
• Ingham County: 58.9%
• Jackson County: 54.4%
• Saginaw County: 54.4%
• Kent County: 63.6%
• Kalamazoo: 62.4%
• Grand Traverse County: 69.4%
• Alpena County: 56.1%
• Marquette County: 63.1%

Find more vaccine data from MDHHS here.

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