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City Council Meeting Minutes March 16, 2021 <br />they are in English and Spanish and to accommodate for the hearing impaired <br />and blind in the community, as this has been a challenge. She would like to see <br />a future agenda item based on the survey and distribution on the needs of the <br />community. <br />Clem Cantu, spoke in support of the Lions Club and stated they have donated <br />to many charitable organizations within the community. She stated the Lions <br />Club donates scholarships and money for vision exams for students, <br />community organizations, the Women's Shelter and Youth Services Bureau <br />and Food Bank. She asked that Council consider the youth when voting for the <br />lease agreement. <br />PRESENTATIONS <br />Receive status reports and updates on response to COVID-19 pandemic; and provide <br />direction to Staff. <br />Chase Stapp, Director of Public Safety, provided the presentation regarding <br />COVID-19 pandemic. <br />County Vaccination Update <br />• For the week of March 8, approximately 14,500 doses have been administered <br />(1st and 2nd doses) <br />• 39,000 total Hays residents vaccinated with at least one dose. <br />— Approximately 13,500 fully vaccinated. <br />• County health department and local providers, SMCISD <br />• Vaccination pre -registration available at www.haysinformed.com <br />• Vaccinations are currently limited to tier la, lb and lc recipients <br />— Expansion of tier lc to include licensed child care and education system <br />employees, and those over age 50 <br />Known Cases — as of March 12, 2021 <br />• Approximately 2.34 million total cases (118k active) cases in Texas with <br />45,474 fatalities <br />*source: Texas Department of State Health Services <br />• 16,668 total cases in Hays County (446 active and 15,990 recovered) with 232 <br />fatalities <br />• 764 cases have required hospitalization, 9 currently hospitalized <br />• 5,911 total cases in San Marcos (144 active and 5,677 recovered) with 90 <br />fatalities <br />*source: Hays County Health Department <br />• 2,317 total cases at TX State (120 active) <br />• 2,080 students, 237 faculty/staff <br />City of San Marcos Page 2 <br />