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Deaths Reported Today 11Total Deaths 24,525 Cases Reported Today 839 Total Cases 1,254,354 Currently Hospitalized 296 Total People Tested 7,083,908 Daily test positivity rate 2.5%7-day daily average case rate* 3.47 cases/100,000

*As of 06/30/2021


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Case Incidence Rate Hospitalization Rate Death Rate

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Black 38 65 8.9 9.3 1.0 0.1

Latinx 21 26 6.6 5.4 0.9 0.2

White 16 22 3.9 2.7 0.4 0.1

Asian 6 10 1.5 1.7 0.2 0.1

Age-Adjusted Case, Hospitalization, and Death Rates per 100,000 Peopleby Race and Ethnicity

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COVID-19 Vaccine UpdateAs of July 4th, 2021

Total Doses Administered 10,580,529First Doses 5,889,505Second Doses 4,691,024LAC Residents with ≥1 Dose 5,726,276LAC Residents Fully Vaccinated 4,999,859


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Cumulative Percent of Population Who Have Received at Least 1 Dose of Vaccine, by Week and Age Group

Age Group June 4, 2021 July 4, 2021 Relative % Increase12-15 28% 39% 39%16-17 48% 54% 14%18-29 53% 57% 8%30-49 62% 65% 6%50-64 71% 73% 4%65-79 90% 91% 2%80+ 76% 77% 1%


Cumulative Percent of Population 16 and Older Who Have Received at Least 1 Dose of Vaccine, by Race/Ethnicity

Race/Ethnicity June 4, 2021 July 4, 2021 Relative % Increase

Black/African American 42% 45% 5.7%Latinx 51% 54% 5.8%American Indian/Alaska Native* 59% 62% 6.0%White 64% 65% 2.7%Asian 73% 76% 3.3%NHOPI** 114% 118% 3.9%

*Likely an overestimate due to inclusion of multiracial people**NHOPI estimates not reliable due to high likelihood of inaccuracies


Who Isn’t Getting Vaccinated?Percent of LA County Residents With At Least 1 Dose of Vaccine

as of June 27, 2021

12-15 16-17 18-29 30-49 50-64 65-79 80+Black/African American 19 27 28 39 52 69 61

Latinx 27 42 43 51 66 81 61

American Indian/Alaska Native* 40 52 59 66 57 68 65

White 45 58 58 63 61 82 72

Asian 69 81 76 73 74 85 68

*Likely an overestimate due to inclusion of multiracial people


Race/Ethnicity Case Incidence Rate Hospitalization Rate Death Rate % With ≥1 Vaccine*

Black 65 9.3 0.1 45%

Latino 26 5.4 0.2 54%

White 22 2.7 0.1 65%

Asian 10 1.7 0.1 75%

Two-Week Age-Adjusted Case Incidence, Hospitalization, and Death Rates per 100,000 People and Cumulative Percent Vaccinated by Race/Ethnicity

June 13 - June 26, 2021

*As of 6/26/21


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Covid Among Fully Vaccinated People in LAC

4,671,311 fully vaccinated

2,822 tested positive

195 hospitalized

21 died

Of fully vaccinated people:• 0.06% tested positive • 0.004% hospitalized for Covid • 0.0004% died


To Thank You for Getting Vaccinated

• Enter the sweepstakes to win entrance to one of 7 sets of concert tickets• 1st and 2nd-dose recipients

• Enter the sweepstakes by getting your vaccine between this Friday and next Thursday at:• LA County sites• LA City sites• St. John’s Well Child and Family Center sites• More sites to come

• Go to VaccinateLACounty.com to find a location near you

• THANK YOU TO THE STAPLES CENTER AND THE HOLLYWOOD BOWL!

Worker Rights and Employer Obligations

COVID-19 Safety: Workers’ Rights in CaliforniaYour employer must take steps to protect you from COVID-19. Know your rights.

If you are unvaccinated, take the following steps to protect yourself while at work:

1. Wear a mask, especially when you are indoors. Ask your employer for a respirator. Wear it at all times while you are around others indoors, or while riding in a vehicle with others. You should also wear it when you’re outside if you are not able to keep 6-feet away from others. If wearing a respirator is not for you, try “double masking” (wearing a cloth face mask over a surgical mask).

2. Keep 6 feet away from others if your working conditions allow it.

3. During break times, when you must remove your mask to eat or drink, try to do so outside. Eating outside is better than inside. Keep a 6-foot distance from others when your mask is off unless you know that they are all fully vaccinated.

4. Wash your hands before eating and drinking with soap and water or apply hand sanitizer. Avoid touching your face.

5. Open windows or doors in your work area if it is safe to do so. Fresh air helps reduce the number of droplets in the air, reducing the risk of getting COVID-19.

ADVICE FOR UNVACCINATED WORKERS

• For more information on masks including respirators visit ph.lacounty.gov/masks.

• For more information about paid leave visit: https://www.dir.ca.gov/dlse/Comparison-COVID-19-Paid-Leave.html.

• *SV�QSVI�MRJSVQEXMSR�EFSYX�LS[�XS�ƼPI�E�GSQTPEMRX�with Cal/OSHA, visit: https://www.dir.ca.gov/covid/workplace-issues.html.

RESOURCES

Los Angeles County Department of Public Healthwww.publichealth.lacounty.gov

COVID-19: Continuing Safety MeasuresLos Angeles County Department of Public Health

ONGOING COVID-19 REQUIREMENTS FOR BUSINESSES

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