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Marquette County raises flu vaccine administration fees
Summary
Marquette County updated its fee schedule to set the standard flu vaccine at $52 and the high-dose vaccine at $112, citing increased distributor prices; the change takes effect two weeks after publication and was adopted unanimously by roll call.
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The Marquette County Board of Supervisors on Sept. 16 adopted Resolution No. 51-2025 to amend the county fee schedule for flu vaccine administration.
Introduced by Supervisors David Benson and Mike Raddatz, the resolution updates Health Department fees to $52 for the standard-dose influenza vaccine and $112 for the high-dose vaccine. The board reported the change responds to distributor price increases and was recommended by the Board of Health and the Executive & Finance Committee.
The resolution passed by roll call (Ayes 16; Noes 0; Absent 1). The adopted fee changes will take effect two weeks after publication, according to the resolution language.
County officials said the fee update is intended to align the program’s charges with current supply costs; the Health Department will implement the new fee schedule once the effective date arrives.
