Pierce County Public Health is changing things up to make getting the COVID-19 vaccine as easy as possible. Starting next week, Public Health will provide a series of mobile vaccine clinics in many …
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Pierce County Public Health is changing things up to make getting the COVID-19 vaccine as easy as possible. Starting next week, Public Health will provide a series of mobile vaccine clinics in many Pierce County communities.
No appointments are needed. Anyone aged 18 or older can walk into one of these mobile clinics and get a vaccine. Vaccinations are completely free. No proof of residency or employment is needed. The Moderna vaccine will be available at these clinics.
“The goal with these hometown clinics is providing busy families with an opportunity for a free, efficient, no wait vaccination opportunity. These clinics are designed to get you in and out in about 20 minutes,” said AZ Snyder, Health Officer/Public Health Director.
Upcoming dates and locations of clinics:
•4-6 p.m. Thursday, May 6, Plum City High School
•10 a.m. to noon Saturday, May 8, Spring Valley Middle/High School
•4-6 p.m. Tuesday, May 11, River Falls High School
•4-7 p.m. Thursday, May 13, Prescott Malone Intermediate School
•4-7 p.m. Thursday, June 10, Prescott Malone Intermediate School For more information on COVID-19, visit www.covid-piercecounty- wi.hub.arcgis.com
Submitted by Pierce County Public Health
