New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announced on Tuesday a $100 payout for residents who get a COVID-19 booster by New Year’s Eve. The mayor described the program as a “limited-time opportunity” and “by far the biggest booster incentive program” in the country. “We want everyone, right now, as quickly as possible, to get those boosters. And we’re going to make it even better for you with a new incentive and an incentive that is here just in time for the holidays,” de Blasio said. Residents who get their COVID-19 booster shots at one of the city’s SOMOS care partner clinics or at a city-run site before Dec. 31 will be eligible to receive the sum. “This is the moment. Get your booster and protect your family and city,” the mayor’s office said on Twitter. The city in July paid out the same figure to residents who received their …