Public-health official reports U.S. measles total, Wisconsin cases and local MMR rate concerns
September 04, 2026 | Sawyer County, Wisconsin
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Julie presented a public-health update on measles and other public-health activities. "So we are now at, 2903 cases confirmed in The US," she said, and added that Wisconsin "are now up to, 102 confirmed cases and 6 probable." Julie said local vaccination coverage among 24‑month-olds is lagging the statewide average (71.5% locally vs. 79.8% statewide for a first MMR dose in the most recent data she cited).
She encouraged providers to promote vaccination and said the 988 crisis line is available 24/7; she also noted upcoming community events including a clean-sweep on Sept. 23 and mental-health walks on Sept. 18–19. Committee members suggested working with tribal contacts for outreach to keep coverage high.
She encouraged providers to promote vaccination and said the 988 crisis line is available 24/7; she also noted upcoming community events including a clean-sweep on Sept. 23 and mental-health walks on Sept. 18–19. Committee members suggested working with tribal contacts for outreach to keep coverage high.
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