Flu Vaccination Campaign

With the convergence of COVID-19 and flu season, the CDC reports that now, more than ever, influenza vaccination is critical and necessary to protect ourselves, those we love, and our communities at large – especially people at the highest risk of flu complications, namely the approximately 200 million Americans over the age of 50 or who have chronic health conditions, such as diabetes, heart disease, and asthma. Mayors can play an easy yet important role in protecting their communities from the dual threat of COVID-19 and flu by urging people to get vaccinated for flu.

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Join Your Fellow Mayor and Get Your Flu Shot Today.

If 2020-21 has a high incidence of flu, it could strain or even overwhelm local hospital capacity, leaving people with COVID-19, influenza, and other acute conditions unable to get the care they need. Mayors can play an easy yet important role in protecting their communities from the dual threat of COVID-19 and flu by urging people to get vaccinated for flu. By sharing messaging about flu prevention, Mayors will be helping reach the national goal of getting 200 million people vaccinated. Please see our resources below for ways to help raise awareness.
Help us in the Race for 200M.

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PARTICIPATING MAYORS

Hardie Davis, Jr

Augusta, GA
Richard Irvin

Aurora, IL
Daniel Horrigan

Akron, OH
Sharon Weston Broome

Baton Rouge, LA
Steve Benjamin

Columbia, SC
Nan Whaley

Dayton, OH
Frank Whitfield

Elyria, OH
Betsy Price

Ft. Worth, TX
Eric Genrich

Green Bay, WI
Chokwe Antar Lumumba

Jackson, MS
John Giles

Mesa, AZ
McKinley Price, DDS

Newport News, VA
Libby Schaaf

Oakland, CA
Kim Norton

Rochester, MN
Victoria Woodards

Tacoma, WA
David Kline

Tallmadge, OH
Ruben Pineda

West Chicago, IL

FLU VACCINATION RESOURCES

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National Forum, NACDS, AAMA, OMA Kick off National Influenza Vaccination Week with a Message from Mayors Nationwide

A 60-second video featuring mayors from cities and towns across the country, urging Americans that it is not too late to get vaccinated against the flu.

Washington State Leaders Lead by Example, Promote Flu Vaccination

Mayor Victoria Woodards and Washington state Speaker of the House Laurie Jinkins have received their flu shots and are encouraging residents to do the same. This Morning with anchors Nate Steward and Brittany Falkers.