Nearly Half Of Foxborough Has At Least 1 Shot As Cases Hit 1,300

FOXBOROUGH, MA — Nearly half of Foxborough's residents have received at least one coronavirus vaccination shot.

Twenty-seven percent of the town's residents have been fully vaccinated and 47 percent have been at least partially vaccinated as of Thursday's numbers from the Department of Public Health. That means 8,487 residents have received either one Moderna or Pfizer dose or the single-shot Johnson & Johnson dose (the latter of which is currently under a pause.)

More than 90 percent of everyone over the age of 64 here has received at least one shot.

Foxborough's coronavirus stats stayed relatively steady. The average daily incidence over the past two weeks went from 31.8 to 30.2, the two-week positivity rate went from 4.34 to 4.3 and the total two-week case count went from 81 to 77.

There have been 1,300 confirmed coronavirus cases in Foxborough since the start of the pandemic.