It's been two days, and Easter Sunday is still holding up its 0 positive test results here in Sedgwick County, KS. Only 122 tests, but it's the first 0 that has held for more than a day (every other zero one day one of reporting ended up with a small number later on). We've kept our numbers way, way down on cases since about mid-February now. Hoping that continues, but I've definitely seen a marked change in mask wearing behavior the last few days. So if we're still showing good numbers in about 10 days it will be a great sign. What I'm a bit worried about is our vaccination numbers. We'd really ramped up to between 4500 and 5000 per day two weeks ago, and at that rate we'd have been in really good shape really fast (with a population of 500k). But last week there was only one day over 4000, and the rest were closer to 3500. Yesterday barely exceeded 3500 as well. We need to get back closer to the 5000/day pace and get a huge chunk of the adult population vaccinated by May 1. Right now we're at about 30% with at least one shot and 10% fully vaxxed.