15,711 Framingham Residents Now Fully Vaccinated: City

FRAMINGHAM, MA — More than half of Framingham's estimated 72,000 residents have received at least one coronavirus vaccine dose so far in 2021, and close to 16,000 have been fully vaccinated, according to data released Monday.

Those figures also reflect the state's equity vaccine program, which aims to get doses to groups in 20 communities across the state that have been hit hardest by the pandemic. Since March 24, 990 first doses of the Moderna vaccine 289 doses of the one-shot Johnson & Johnson vaccine have been given in Framingham under the equity program.

Here's a look at the demographics of residents who have received doses in Framingham as of April 12.

Age - fully vaccinated

• 75+ — 3,577
• 30 to 49 — 3,717
• 50 to 64 — 3,566
• 65 to 74 — 3,574
• 20 to 29 — 1,132
• 0 to 19 — 145

Age - partially vaccinated

• 65 to 74 — 3,574
• 50 to 64 — 12,156
• 30 to 49 — 12,307
• 75+ — 4,959
• 20 to 29 — 4,094
• 0 to 19 — 835

Race - fully vaccinated

• White — 10,746
• Unknown — 1,274
• Non-Hispanic — 1,183
• Hispanic — 1,079
• Black — 651
• Asian — 678

Race - partially vaccinated

• White — 23,059
• Unknown — 3,156
• Non-Hispanic — 6,664
• Hispanic — 4,659
• Asian — 2,066
• Black — 1,621

Sex - fully vaccinated

• Female — 9,116
• Male — 6,528
• Other — 67

Sex - partially vaccinated

• Female — 22,718
• Male — 18,174
• Other — 333

Want to get a COVID-19 vaccine? Find out about eligibility and appointments on the state vaccine finder website.