The County has introduced a new, hyperlocal outreach campaign largely focusing on residents in traditionally underserved communities. The campaign, dubbed “Operation Sneakers and Vaccine Speakers,” will highlight conveniently located, neighborhood-based vaccination sites within those communities while providing additional information about the County’s vaccination program. The campaign will also help promote the state’s new $116.5 million, multi-faceted vaccine-incentive effort encouraging Californians to get vaccinated before the state’s reopening on June 15. The County-operated site in Joshua Tree at Copper Mountain College (6162 Rotary Way) operates Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. It offers the Pfizer vaccine and both appointments and walk-ups are accepted. People who walk-up to a vaccination site should be prepared to register in person, which will include answering health-screening questions. Hi-Desert Medical Center in Joshua Tree will hold weekly vacc