GREEN BAY - After a slow start, vaccination efforts are starting to ramp up in Brown County.
Frontline health care workers are getting their shots, some are getting their second, and health care providers are setting up clinics to administer shots for phases 1A and 1B. Brown County also is planning to open a drive-thru vaccination clinic in the Lambeau Field parking area.
The first vaccines to protect against COVID-19 arrived in Wisconsin in mid-December. The early stages of the rollout were slow, with the state at first getting fewer doses than promised from the federal government. The distribution effort in Wisconsin lagged other Midwest states.
Packers Season Ticket Holders
2020 Playoffs | Frequently Asked Questions
With guidance from healthcare partner Bellin Health and officials with Brown County Public Health, the Packers will be able to host approximately 6,500 ticketed guests for the NFC Championship game at Lambeau Field. Packers Season Ticket Holders who opted in to purchase tickets will be the only fans eligible to purchase and use tickets to the game.
Below, please find further information about the tickets and gameday protocols. Season Ticket Holders or members of their ticket pod who are not willing to comply with the safety requirements are asked not to purchase tickets or attend the game.
Packers vs. Rams playoff game at Lambeau Field sold out
Packers welcome Rams, more fans to Lambeau for NFL Divisional game
The Green Bay Packers and Los Angeles Rams will face off on Saturday at Lambeau Field. The winner moves on to the NFC Championship.
GREEN BAY, Wis. - Tickets for the Green Bay Packers divisional playoff game against the Los Angeles Rams are sold out, the organization announced Tuesday, Jan. 12.
The two teams will meet for a 3:35 p.m. kickoff on Saturday, Jan. 16 with a trip to the NFC Championship Game on the line a game you ll see
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BROWN COUNTY Brown County Public Health (BCPH) Supervisor Jaime Brand said Friday that December case investigations were about half of what they were in November.
“We completed 1,081 case investigations in November, and 534 in December,” Brand said. “Our numbers began to decrease after Nov. 20 when Gov. Walz put more restrictions in place.”
“We pleasantly surprised we didn’t see a Christmas holiday (case) surge yet. That’s more good news,” said Brand. “We’re continuing to see lower numbers, averaging six to 12 new (COVID-19) cases a day.”
On Jan. 8, the BCPH COVID-19 update included 10 new cases including nine new, laboratory-confirmed cases and one probable case. Those with cases ranged in age from their 20s to their 80s. One additional death of a Brown County resident was reported between age 85-89.