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Vaccine Efforts Hone in on Myth-Busting, Young People to Target Disparities

Vaccine Efforts Hone in on Myth-Busting, Young People to Target Disparities
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COVID-19 Vaccination: Volunteers Encourage People To Register

COVID-19 Vaccination: Volunteers Encourage People To Register Patch 5 hrs ago Michael O Connell © Michael O Connell/Patch Volunteers get briefed on their assignments as part of the Complete Vaccination Committee s Day of Action on Saturday. ARLINGTON, VA About 250 volunteers fanned out across Arlington Saturday morning with the mission of getting more people registered for the COVID-19 vaccine. The effort was part of Arlington County s Complete Vaccination Committee (CVC) Day of Action, which convened in the parking lot of the Columbia Pike Library. Pretty soon the vaccine is going to be available for everyone, so we re going to be able to make that offer, said CVC co-chair Nancy White. People should all get registered so that when their time comes they can be called and they can get the vaccine.

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County Employees Bumped Down Priority List, As J&J One-Shot Vaccine Rolls Out

March 2, 2021 at 10:45am (Updated at 11 a.m.) Virginia localities are set to start receiving the new Johnson & Johnson one-shot vaccine next week, thus helping to boost supply in the Commonwealth. But one group that had been poised to start being vaccinated soon has been bumped further down the priority list: Arlington County employees. The entire county workforce is being considered to be within the “Continuity of Government” category, and thus is still part of the Virginia “1b” priority group and ahead of the general public. But county employees have now been bumped down below those with pre-existing medical conditions. “Since my last note to you on this, the Governor has made changes to the prioritization which has moved certain categories of 1B essential workers, including those in Continuity of Government, further down the list for vaccines,” County Manager Mark Schwartz wrote in a recent memo (below) to county workers. “Individuals 16 to 64 years old with unde

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