Wednesday's vaccination updates: 8.9% of Champaign County residents he received first dose, another 1.2% fully vaccinated; Vermilion total rises by 431 shots

The number of Champaign County residents who have received the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine rose by 2,122 Wednesday, according to public health data.

The total number of county residents now just awaiting a second dose stands at 18,615 — or 8.9 percent of the county population — according to the Illinois Department of Public Health.

Another smaller group of county residents — 2,520, or 1.2 percent — has received both doses of the vaccine. That number rose by 166 overnight.

Vaccine data from other area counties, as provided by IDPH:

— DOUGLAS COUNTY: 1,110 total doses have now been administered, up 43 from the day before.

164 residents (0.84 percent of the county population) have received both doses.

— FORD COUNTY: 883 total doses have now been administered, up 94 from the day before.

90 residents (0.68 percent of the county population) have received both doses.

— IROQUOIS COUNTY: 2,074 total doses have now been administered, up 459 from the day before.

299 residents (1.08 percent of the county population) have received both doses.

— PIATT COUNTY: 1,429 total doses have now been administered, up 149 from the day before.

225 residents (1.37 percent of the county population) have received both doses.

— VERMILION COUNTY: 3,046 total doses have now been administered, up 431 from the day before.

211 residents (0.27 percent of the county population) have received both doses.