Clay County to offer pop-up COVID-19 vaccination clinics, starting Monday
County closing its main vaccination site in Green Cove Springs in favor of pop-up sites
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CLAY COUNTY, Fla. – Clay County is closing down its vaccination site at the T. Jesse Godbold Building in Green Cove Springs and will instead offer walk-up Pfizer vaccinations at various pop-up locations in Clay County, beginning Monday.
Clay County Emergency Management and the Florida Department of Health in Clay County will close the vaccination site at 2463 SR 16 West on May 7 at 4:30 p.m.
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Clay County announced on Tuesday it will be giving residents 65 and older and health care workers COVID-19 vaccines by appointment, starting Monday, Jan. 4.
All appointments will be at the UF/IFAS Extension T. Jesse Godbold Building at 2463 S.R. 16 West in Green Cove Springs.
Vaccination appointments will be available in 15-minute increments from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Clay County residents must have an appointment and show ID or proof of healthcare employment to receive the no-cost vaccination.
Two vaccinations are required to obtain immunity to COVID-19. Recipients will need to schedule a second appointment at Alert.ClayCountyGov.com.