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Immunization program reports rising school coverage; clinic administered 14,476 vaccines
Summary
Family health staff reported 14,476 vaccines delivered across clinic and outreach in 2025, notable increases in school immunization coverage for 7th graders (91.4%) and kindergarteners (89.6%), and WIC outcomes including $3 million redirected to local grocery stores and 49% exclusive breastfeeding at six months.
The immunizations presenter reported program activity and outcomes from the past year. "We administered 14,476 vaccines this year," the presenter said, noting clinic visits plus outreach clinics at schools and seasonal events. The presenter highlighted an increase in school immunization coverage: 91.4% of 7th graders met the requirement this year (up from 78.4% in 2023) and kindergarten coverage rose to 89.6%.
The presenter also described WIC program impact and maternal-child health services: WIC funds of about $3 million were redeemed at 23 participating Davis County grocery stores and the local WIC clinic received a USDA breastfeeding support award. Family health staff reported outreach strategies (postcards and videos) that increased appointment-making and said program expansion through a PDG grant enabled services to more families than before.
