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Baltimore County on Friday opened a third COVID-19 vaccination clinic at the Essex campus of the Community College of Baltimore County.
Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski said the county has the infrastructure to do shots by the thousands, but the supply just isn t there. These are like Ferraris, they just need gas, he said at a news conference.
Speaking earlier to C4 and Bryan Nehman, Olszewski called the limited supply of vaccines from the state and federal government “insufficient, in terms of meeting the need.”
“Unfortunately, we have gotten fewer doses in most recent weeks than we have prior weeks,” Olszewski said. “We’re getting about 5,000 doses over the past few weeks. To the credit of the state… we know that we will be getting about 5,000 doses for the next few weeks, in addition to our second dose supply. We can do up to a thousand doses an hour just at our