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Nevada updates COVID-19 vaccination structure, moves 75 and older to Tier 2 Reno-Gazette-Journal 12/31/2020 Ed Komenda, Reno Gazette Journal © Andy Barron/RGJ Renown nurse Matthew Polak get the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccination during a drive-up vaccination at the Reno Livestock Events Center parking lot on Thursday Dec. 17, 2020.
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This story has been edited to clarify that residents age 75 and older will now be vaccinated concurrently with frontline essential workers in Tier 2.
LAS VEGAS – Nevada’s vaccination tier structure has been updated to move up the immunization of residents 75 and older to Tier 2. The Washoe County Health District on Thursday said Tier 2 should start receiving vaccinations in late January.
It s important to lead : Renown employees receive their first dose of COVID-19 vaccines Reno-Gazette-Journal 12/18/2020 Kristin Oh, Reno Gazette Journal
In a large parking lot lined with orange traffic cones, Renown employees lined up in their cars to receive their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine at the Reno Livestock Events Center Thursday.
While sitting in the comfort of their cars, all they had to were to roll down their windows and roll up their sleeves.
As they drove off into the vaccine recovery area, several other hospital staff and volunteers cheered while holding up purple Fight the Good Fight signs.
Nevada s second shipment of COVID-19 vaccine to be much smaller than expected, state says Reno-Gazette-Journal 12/18/2020 Chelcey Adami, Reno Gazette Journal
Nevada will receive 42 percent less than expected in its second allocation of the COVID-19 vaccine, state officials announced late Thursday.
Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak called the move disruptive and baffling.
Earlier this week, Nevada received 25,350 doses of the Pfizer vaccine as part of its first shipment.
Of those, 17,550 doses were available for the state to distribute to counties for acute care hospitals, and 7,800 were set aside for staff and residents of long-term care facilities, according to the Nevada Department of Health and Human Services.
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