About ICTC

The Immunization Collaboration of Tarrant County (ICTC) is a collaboration of agencies and organizations, public and private, committed to providing the systematic eradication of childhood, vaccine-preventable diseases in Tarrant County since 1991. ICTC projects directly improve the health and well being of children through low cost immunization events and community education on the importance of childhood immunizations.

ICTC Who We Are May 2013

Sponsors and Affiliated Agencies April 2013

Officers & Executive Committee 2013

ICTC Strategic Plan 2010-2013

McDonald's Immunize for Healthy Lives 2012


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Texas Vaccination Rank Soars!
Texas jumped from 22nd to 12th nationwide in the immunization rate of infants. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports Texas’ childhood immunization rate increased from 77.3 percent in 2007 to 77.8 percent in 2008. The national average in 2008 was 76.1.

The 2008 rate is an all-time high for Texas and continues an overall upward trend since 2002 when the rate was 65 percent, DSHS officials said. The CDC's annual National Immunization Survey measures vaccination coverage among children 19 months through 35 months of age.