Monday, Sept. 13, marks the first day that citywide vaccine mandates will be enforced, but the number of city workers who received the COVID-19 shot continues to lag behind, officials said during Mayor Bill de Blasio’s Sept. 9 briefing at City Hall.
“We have not yet applied a full requirement to all agencies,” de Blasio said at the press conference. “We have, as of the 13th coming up, vaccinate or test requirements for a number of agencies.”
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