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COVID-19 vaccine rollout expands: Pa. state workers, federal employees and others can get shots now
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The next phase of Pennsylvania’s COVID-19 vaccine distribution is underway.
Starting today, Pennsylvania has entered Phase 1C of the state’s vaccine rollout. This phase includes Pennsylvania state employees, federal government workers and employees of all county and local government levels.
Phase 1C also includes a host of other critical employees, including public safety workers, those in the energy sector, legal services, housing construction, financial services, bank tellers, information technology workers and media companies.
Central Pennsylvania’s largest vaccine providers say they are ready to handle the influx of people seeking shots. Thousands of appointments are available.
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Thousands of COVID-19 vaccine appointments available in central Pa.
Updated Apr 09, 5:51 PM;
Posted Apr 09, 4:46 PM
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While many have waited months to get their coronavirus vaccines, providers in central Pennsylvania say they have thousands of appointments available in the coming days.
Pennsylvania has been receiving a greater supply of COVID-19 vaccines in recent weeks. This week alone, the state received more than 400,000 first doses of vaccines. Some providers have plenty of appointments and urge everyone to sign up, even if they aren’t eligible yet.
It won’t be long until everyone is eligible for COVID-19 vaccines. Gov. Tom Wolf said everyone in Pennsylvania will be eligible for vaccine appointments on April 19. Earlier this week, President Joe Biden said eligibility will be expanded to everyone nationwide beginning on April 19.