Washington, Ozaukee counties; COVID vaccine clinic held June 3
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WEST BEND, Wis. - The last Washington Ozaukee Public Health Department vaccination clinic will be held at Washington County Fair Park on Thursday, June 3.
Walk-in appointments for the Johnson & Johnson vaccine will be available between 9:30 am. and 12:00 p.m. in the Ziegler building at Washington County Fair Park: 3000 County Hwy PV, West Bend.
Anyone age 18 and older are eligible to receive the single-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine. The vaccine is free of cost for everyone, regardless of insurance coverage.
The Pfizer vaccine will be available for people ages 12 and older on Thursday, June 3rd from 2 p.m. – 8 p.m. at Vineyard Church, 1597 County Hwy V, Grafton. Walk-in or sign up.
COVID vaccine: Washington, Ozaukee clinics added
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Walk-in COVID-19 vaccine clinic at Mequon City Hall
PORT WASHINGTON, Wis. - Community COVID-19 vaccine clinics have been added in Washington and Ozaukee counties, health officials announced Friday, May 14.
In partnership with Oasis Healthcare and Midland Health, three new Moderna vaccination options will be available on Monday, May 17 and Tuesday, May 18.
All three Moderna clinics are free and open to anyone age 18 and older, regardless of health insurance status. Walk-ins are welcome at all three clinics, but appointments can be made online.
1 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
W.J. Niederkorn Library; 316 W Grand Ave., Port Washington
Kewaskum School District to host Pfizer vaccine clinic May 15 for anyone 12+
KEWASKUM, Wis. (CBS 58) Kewaskum School District will host a Pfizer COVID-19 vaccination clinic for anyone 12 and older on Saturday, May 15.
The clinic will be held at i4Learning Community School, located at 5760 Mohawk Road in Campbellsport, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Pfizer is currently the only COVID-19 vaccine that has been approved for children ages 12 -17.
Registration is encouraged, CLICK HERE. Walk-ins will also be accepted.
According to a news release from the Washington-Ozaukee Public Health Department, residents that need transportation to a vaccine clinic in Washington County can receive a free ride to and from their appointments by calling Transit Services in Washington County. Wheelchair accessible vehicles are available upon request. Washington County residents can schedule a ride through Shared Ride Taxi by calling 262-338-2908.
Washington and Ozaukee counties launch social media campaign to encourage vaccinations
WASHINGTON COUNTY, Wis. (CBS 58) The Washington Ozaukee Public Health Department launched the #WashOzVaxed campaign to encourage community patterners to share why they choose to get vaccinated against COVID-19 on Monday, April 3.
Officials say community members are encouraged to share why they are getting vaccinated by sharing a picture and tagging #WashOzVaxed in the post.
According to officials, West Bend Police Chief Kenneth J. Meuler shared his story by stating the number of law enforcement officers who have died due to coronavirus.
“This past year over 3,600health care workers, and over 400 law enforcement officers have died due to COVID, he said. Please help keep those that serve you safe and healthy by getting vaccinated. My wife and I, my three children and their spouses, and my 16-year-old grandson have all received the COVID vaccine. We encourage all to get vaccinated to help
Milwaukee s new health commissioner focused on COVID vaccinations
Milwaukee’s new health commissioner focused on COVID vaccinations
Kirsten Johnson has been in the role of Milwaukee Health Commissioner for seven weeks stepping into the role in the middle of a pandemic.
MILWAUKEE - The Milwaukee health commissioner was a special guest for the Milwaukee Press Club s virtual webinar.
Kirsten Johnson stepped into the role amidst a pandemic.
She s a fresh set of eyes and ears for the Milwaukee Health Department. My vision for our department really is to be the chief health strategist and to foster a culture of health, she said.