• About Us
  • Advertise
  • Contact Us
  • Privacy Policy
  • Pickem Terms and Conditions
Monday, August 17, 2026
The Platte County Landmark Newspaper
  • Home
  • Local News
  • Opinion
  • Landmark Pickem!
    • Weekly Pickem Updates
    • Results by Week
    • The Leaderboard
    • Pickem Rules and Help
  • Landmark Live!
  • Looking Backward
  • Home
  • Local News
  • Opinion
  • Landmark Pickem!
    • Weekly Pickem Updates
    • Results by Week
    • The Leaderboard
    • Pickem Rules and Help
  • Landmark Live!
  • Looking Backward
No Result
View All Result
The Platte County Landmark Newspaper
No Result
View All Result

About 46% of Platte Countians are fully vaccinated

Ivan Foley by Ivan Foley
June 24, 2021
in Editor's Picks, Headlines
Vaccine
13
SHARES
322
VIEWS
Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare via Email

CDC data has Platte ranked fifth in state

In the top five in the state.

According to CDC’s data, Platte County is fifth among Missouri counties in the percentage of total residents vaccinated against COVID-19.

RelatedNews

Maki, Wright, Calvillo talk about victories

Microchip scanner can reunite pets with owners

McKenna says county is ‘ready for change’

Dan Luebbert, deputy director of the Platte County Health Department, said the CDC data has Platte as fifth among Missouri counties in the categories of percentage of vaccinated residents age 12 and over, age 18 and over, and total residents vaccinated.

“However, according to the CDC data, we’re 16th in the percentage of age 65 and over who have been vaccinated,” Luebbert told The Landmark last week.

Numbers available as of Tuesday, June 15, showed that an estimated 45.8% of folks over age 16 in Platte County–including the Kansas City portions of Platte County–have completed COVID-19 vaccination.

Also, 52.5% of Platte County’s population–including Kansas City in Platte County–have initiated vaccination.

Those percentages are from what is known as the WebIZ database and also estimates based on reporting in KCMO’s dashboard, Luebbert said.

A good way to summarize that data is to say that roughly 46% of Platte Countians age 16 and above have completed vaccination and about 53% age 16 and above have initiated vaccination.

“Note that this still does not include federally-provided vaccines or any other vaccines that were not reported into ShowMeVax or WebIZ databases. Overall, these estimates are pretty close to CDC’s estimates for Platte County,” Luebbert said.

Following is a breakdown of vaccination rates by zip codes within Platte County. These percentages were furnished by Luebbert on June 15. These numbers use the WebIZ data and also does estimates based on reporting in KCMO’s dashboard.

Percentage of Platte County residents (by zip code) age 16 and above who have completed vaccination:

64152 (Parkville): 50.2%

64154 (Tiffany Springs, KC): 49.8%

64153 (KC north of Weatherby Lake): 47.9%

64151 (North of Riverside, South of Barry Road): 47.2%

64439 (Dearborn): 43.5%

64079 (Platte City): 42.0%

64444 (Edgerton): 41.3%

64018 (Camden Point): 39.6%

64150 (Riverside) 39.5%

64098 (Weston) 38.8%

64163 (Ferrelview) 11.4%

Percentage of Platte County residents (by zip code) age 16 and above who have initiated (had at least the first shot) vaccination:

64152: 57.3%

64154: 56.6%

64153: 54.5%

64151: 54.2%

64439: 49.5%

64079: 48.8%

64150: 46.0%

64444: 45.7%

64018: 44.7%

64098: 43.9%

64163: 13.4%

Tags: covid-19EdgertonFerrelviewHealth Departmentparkvilleplatte cityplatte countyriversideWeatherby Lakeweston
Ivan Foley

Ivan Foley

Ivan Foley, longtime owner/publisher of the Platte County Landmark, is a past winner of the national Gish Award for courage, tenacity and integrity in rural journalism, presented by the Institute for Rural Journalism and Community Issues at the University of Kentucky. He lives in Platte County not far from KCI Airport.

Related Posts

45 Years Ago–Aug. 14, 1981

by Ivan Foley
August 15, 2026
0

Mrs. Deon Johnson and Rev. Donovan Johnson of Dearborn have announced the engagement of their daughter, Valerie Dawn Johnson of St. Joseph, to Ronald A. Engelken, D.V.M., of DeKalb, Mo., son of Mrs. Pat Engelken and Ben Engelken of Goff,...

30 Years Ago–Aug. 15, 1996

by Ivan Foley
August 15, 2026
0

Ward B. Stuckey, circuit judge of Platte County, has sentenced Michael Koenig, 30, to 30 years in the Missouri Department of Corrections for a series of car break-ins at the KCI Airport. A jury found Koenig guilty on July 9...

15 Years Ago–Aug. 17, 2011

by Ivan Foley
August 15, 2026
0

Hannah Rickman, this year’s Platte County Fair Queen, finished fourth in the competition for Missouri State Fair Queen at the State Fair in Sedalia last week. Former Platte County assistant prosecutor Rob Willard has announced his candidacy for treasurer of...

Missouri Sunshine Law

Amendment bashing, Sunshine and such

by Guy Speckman
August 15, 2026
0

Welcome to the State of Missouri that is run by Republicans that are apparently trapped in some sort of echo chamber created by their own success. Honestly, I did not know a single person that thought Amendments 4 and 5...

Next Post
Roadside speed trailer is a useful tool

Roadside speed trailer is a useful tool

Popular News

  • Letter to the Editor

    Behind the scenes in treasurer’s race

    15 shares
    Share 6 Tweet 4
  • Republicans may be clearing a Lahn, 80s music, Flock talk

    12 shares
    Share 5 Tweet 3
  • Group says get the Flock out of here

    35 shares
    Share 14 Tweet 9
  • Maki, Wright, Calvillo talk about victories

    7 shares
    Share 3 Tweet 2
  • Water slide, live music, pyro show set

    7 shares
    Share 3 Tweet 2
  • About Us
  • Advertise
  • Contact Us
  • Privacy Policy
  • Pickem Terms and Conditions
Call us at 816-858-0363

Copyright © 2019-2020 The Platte County Landmark Newspaper - All Rights Reserved

No Result
View All Result
  • Subscribe Online
  • Home
  • Local News
  • Opinion
  • Landmark Pickem
    • Results by Week
    • The Leaderboard
    • Pickem Rules and Help
  • Landmark Live!
  • Looking Backward

Copyright © 2019-2020 The Platte County Landmark Newspaper - All Rights Reserved