Brittany Merida Taylor snaps a photo of a produce list shared by Daniela Silva (center) of farmer training and food access nonprofit Farmshare Austin during Austin Area Urban League s first-ever Black 365 Community Health Fair at Huston-Tillotson University on Saturday, May 15. (Photo by John Anderson)
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Austin Public Health, Travis County administer 400,000 COVID vaccines
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AUSTIN, Texas - Austin Public Health (APH) and Travis County have reached a substantial milestone as they have now administered 400,000 COVID-19 vaccines. This is a big milestone for our community. I m grateful for everyone who helped us get here, including the doctors, nurses, firefighters, first responders, school districts, and community members across our region that volunteered to help get our neighbors vaccinated, said Travis County Judge Andy Brown in a news release. We are not done yet. If you or the 12 and older children in your life haven t gotten vaccinated yet, now is the time to do so.
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Mass vaccination clinic moves to Travis County Expo Center
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AUSTIN, Texas - The Central Texas Counties Vaccine Collaborative announced its drive-thru vaccine clinic will move operations to the Travis County Exposition Center, located at 7311 Decker Ln, Austin.
The organization says the relocated vaccine clinic will continue to provide the same drive-thru convenience for anyone seeking a COVID-19 vaccine.
No appointments are required.
Mass vaccination clinic moves to Travis County Expo Center
The relocated vaccine clinic will continue to provide the same drive-thru convenience for anyone seeking a COVID-19 vaccine. No appointments required.
The organization says anyone age 16 and above will qualify to get their free first dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine. The consent of a parent or guardian is required for anyone aged 16 or 17, and the parent or guardian must be present and in the vehicle when they arrive at the Exposition Center for