Delaware News Journal
After vaccinating health workers, long-term care staff and long-term care residents, the next people to get the vaccine in Delaware will be front-line essential workers and residents 65 and older.
Dr. Karyl Rattay, director of the Delaware Division of Public Health, announced the state s decision during Gov. John Carney s weekly coronavirus press briefing on Tuesday.
Front-line essential workers include first responders such as firefighters and police, as well as teachers, U.S. Postal Service workers and grocery store workers. It also includes corrections officers, food and agricultural workers, day care workers and public transit workers.
But these people likely won t start getting the vaccine until mid- to late January due to the limited supply of the vaccine.