Law enforcement is currently included in Phase 1B-Tier 1, which has not yet opened to essential workers.
So far people in San Diego County Phase 1A which includes Healthcare Personnel (includes healthcare support occupations) and Long-Term Care Facility Staff & Residents and 65 years and older are eligible for vaccines in San Diego County.
San Marcos Mayor Rebecca Jones joined Good Morning San Diego to discuss vaccinating folks in North County and advocate to rise the priority for vaccinating San Diego County law enforcement officers.
North County residents are now able to get COVID-19 vaccines closer to home at a Vaccination Super Station Sunday at Cal State San Marcos Sports Center.
Feb 1, 2021
A third San Diego County Vaccination Super Station is now open at the Cal State San Marcos Sports Center. The new San Marcos site will be open to the public weekly from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Sunday through Thursday. They want to build up to being able to do more than 5 thousand vaccines a day. Appointments for this site can be made online at www.VaccinationSuperStationSD.com. The first two sites are at Petco Park and in Chula Vista, and there are plans to add a fourth Super Station to East County in the next week. There are also smaller vaccination sites called “pods” around the county, in areas such as Chula Vista, National City, Imperial Beach and El Cajon By the way, there are LONG lines at these sites so be prepared to wait in line, bring water, sun protection, even chair if you’ll be standing.
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North County residents are now able to get COVID-19 vaccines closer to home, as San Diego County opened its third Vaccination Super Station Sunday at Cal State San Marcos Sports Center.
The site will be open to the public weekly from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Sunday through Thursday. Initially the site is expected to vaccinate 250 to 1,000 people per day, depending on the number of vaccines available, eventually building up to 5,000 or more vaccines daily.
The site is being hosted at CSUSM, with partnership from Palomar Health, UC San Diego Health and Tri-City Medical Center.
San Marcos Mayor Rebecca Jones joined Good Morning San Diego to discuss vaccinating folks in North County.