Tomball – Magnolia Edition | June 2021
TOMBALL MAGNOLIA EDITION
VOLUME 11, ISSUE 8 JUNE 26JULY 23, 2021
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Ocials: Widespread vaccine mandates unlikely despite decisions of some employers
BY ANNA LOTZ & EVA VIGH
COVID-19 vaccinations have been optional but largely encouraged by medical and health care pro- fessionals since the rst doses rolled out in Texas in December. As of press time June 23, 43%of Montgom- ery County’s population and 48% of Harris County’s population had been fully vaccinated. But with vaccines available to all pop- ulation groups over the age of 12, some employers across the nation are beginning to mandate them. Legally, private busi- nesses can require employees to be CONTINUED ON 26
Alejandra Perez-Camacho and Miguel Camacho own Señor Burrito Co., a food truck located at 403 E. Main St.,