Updated: 2:06 PM EDT Apr 1, 2021 Pennsylvania is in Phase 1A of the COVID-19 vaccine plan, which includes anyone age 65 and over, and people ages 16 to 64 with certain medical conditions. In addition, the vaccine is currently being given to health care workers and residents of long-term care facilities. Law enforcement, firefighters, grocery workers, and food and farm workers are now eligible as well. Here s how to find a vaccine in your area.|| Coronavirus updates | Latest Pa. numbers | Get tested | Vaccine Info ||The state will move into Phase 1B of eligibility on April 5. That group includes postal, public transit and manufacturing employees.Phase 1C of eligibility will begin on April 12. Eligible people will include workers in transportation and logistics, water and wastewater, communications and media, public health, legal services, finance and construction.And finally, all Pennsylvanians age 16 and older will be eligible to schedule a vaccine appointment starting on
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COVID-19 UPDATE 12/18: Three deaths, 123 new COVID cases reported Friday
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COVID-19 UPDATE 12/16: County cases again in triple digits; 4 deaths reported
Four more Butler County residents have died due to COVID-19, and the county again hit triple digits in new cases.
On Wednesday, Butler County added 129 new confirmed cases as well as four deaths, according to data released Wednesday by the Pennsylvania Department of Health.
Wednesday s new cases is the fourth time in the last seven days the county has reached more than 100 cases for a single-day addition.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, 4,828 residents have tested positive for COVID-19 and 136 residents have died due to the virus.
Hospitalizations also continue to be a concern statewide. According to Wednesday s data, 6,295 patients were hospitalized for COVID-19 with 1,264 of those inpatients being treated in intensive care units.