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The Rev. Margo Barnes of New Hope Baptist Church in Newark receives her second dose of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine at the vaccination center at Essex County College on March 11. (Photo courtesy of Essex County)
This article was updated on March 12
ESSEX COUNTY, NJ New Jersey keeps expanding the number of its available COVID-19 vaccination sites, with new locations recently added to the state s ever-evolving list.
In Essex County alone, there are more than 30 places to get a vaccine if you qualify. Supply shortages have limited the number of people who can get a shot, however, and demand is far outpacing the available doses – a nationwide issue (read more below).
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New Jersey has been expanding the number of publicly listed COVID-19 vaccination sites, and the state continues to announce new locations, including in Essex County. (Shutterstock)
This article was updated on March 5
ESSEX COUNTY, NJ New Jersey keeps expanding the number of its available COVID-19 vaccination sites, with new locations recently added to the state s ever-evolving list.
In Essex County alone, there are more than 30 places to get a vaccine if you qualify. Supply shortages have limited the number of people who can get a shot, however, and demand is far outpacing the available doses – a nationwide issue (read more below).
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January 8, 2021
Vaccinations are under way in Essex County and Gov. Murphy, joined by Essex County Executive Joseph DiVincenzo, Jr., visited the West Orange COVID-19 vaccination center on Friday at the former KMart on Prospect Ave.
On Thursday, Gov. Murphy said every resident will be able to receive the COVID-19 Vaccine, without having to pay.
“As we continue to roll out our robust statewide vaccination program, we want to make it clear to New Jerseyans that no one will have to pay for the vaccine itself, regardless of whether or not they have health insurance coverage,” said Governor Murphy. “We strongly encourage everyone to join hundreds of thousands of their fellow New Jerseyans in preregistering to receive the vaccine and taking another step toward ending this pandemic.”