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Even in poorer neighborhoods across the US, the wealthy are lining up to get COVID-19 vaccines

Even in poorer neighborhoods across the US, the wealthy are lining up to get COVID-19 vaccines
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Dallas County aims to right COVID vaccine distribution with these 3 steps

Dallas County aims to right COVID vaccine distribution with these steps A rocky start to vaccine site left residents confused, but Dallas County commissioners tabled discussion on how to prioritize who gets the shot. Dallas County commissioners on Wednesday took steps to smooth out their COVID-19 vaccination efforts after a rocky start that left residents confused and frustrated. During a special meeting, commissioners hired a new public relations firm to help with the community outreach, a new call center to enroll residents with limited or no internet access and a software company to help manage appointments and track data. But commissioners did not address how the county should prioritize its most vulnerable residents a political flashpoint that nearly cost the county its shots.

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Dallas County approves $5 million in contracts for vaccine efforts

Dallas County approves $5 million in contracts for vaccine efforts Dallas County commissioners agreed Wednesday to spend roughly $5 million more on COVID-19 vaccination efforts. DALLAS - Dallas County commissioners agreed Wednesday to spend roughly $5 million more on COVID-19 vaccination efforts. The money is aimed toward making the vaccination process simpler. About $4 million will go toward a call center run by a private company. The rest will go toward education campaigns and a paperless registration system, which relies on people having and using the technology to make it work. It s unclear if the plans will help alleviate long registration lines, like the one seen last week in Oak Cliff.

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Texas county axes plan to focus Covid vaccines on people of colour after state threatens to cut supply

Officials in the county that includes Dallas, Texas, abandoned a plan to focus Covid vaccination efforts on the most at-risk neighbourhoods, primarily communities of colour, after state officials threatened to cut down their vaccine allocation. On Wednesday, the Dallas County Commissioners Court voted to scrap its earlier 3-1 decision from the day before. The targeted policy, put in place after early data indicated shots were flowing mainly to.

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Dallas County axes plan to prioritize vaccinating communities of color after state threatens to slash allocation

Dallas County axes plan to prioritize vaccinating communities of color after state threatens to slash allocation Texas Tribune Published: Tags: Credit: Shelby Tauber for The Texas Tribune Need to stay updated on coronavirus news in Texas? Our evening roundup will help you stay on top of the day s latest updates. Faced with the threat that the state might slash its vaccine allocation, Dallas officials on Wednesday reversed course on a plan that would have prioritized doses for people living in the county’s most vulnerable ZIP codes, primarily in communities of color. A divided Dallas County Commissioners Court had voted Tuesday to prioritize vaccines at its Fair Park distribution center for individuals in mostly Black and Latino neighborhoods, a reflection of increased vulnerability to the coronavirus in 11 Dallas County ZIP codes, according to the Dallas Morning News.

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