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Lincoln County begins COVID-19 vaccinations for Phase 1a

On Wednesday, December 30, Lincoln County Public Health and Pacific West Ambulance (PWA) received their first shipment of the Moderna COVID19 vaccine. Public Health received 100 doses, and PWA received 400. Both agencies are working together to ensure that Emergency Medical Services (EMS), first responders and law enforcement personnel receive the first dose of the vaccine. PWA and the Lincoln County Sheriffâs Office began vaccinating emergency medical personnel on Thursday December 31, 2020. Samaritan Health Services will be finishing up their first doses for all hospital staff by the end of next week and will start the second doses January 11, 2021. A Multi-Agency Coordination Group (MACG) has been set up to plan and prioritize vaccine distribution for the first group in Phase 1a. The group includes representatives from Law Enforcement, the Hospital System, Emergency Management, Public Health, Ambulances, and First Responders. As the county moves through the priority levels

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First vaccine shipment arrives

Star Valley Health Radiographer Ben Skinner receives one of the early COVID-19 vaccinations as part of a nationwide plan to immunize front line health care workers. Ray Rushing, SV Health Population Health Nurse, administered the vaccine to Skinner Monday, Dec. 28, 2020. (SVI Photo by Dan Dockstader) ◆ Phase one of immunization now underway. Monday, December 28 Lincoln County Public Health announced that it had received the first shipment of COVID-19 vaccines. “Per direction from the CDC and Wyoming Department of Health, we will begin immunizing members of the Phase 1a Priority Groups,” a release from Lincoln County Public Health stated. Wyoming’s Vaccine Plan includes the following phases.

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Lincoln County Sheriff says initial interest in getting vaccinated against COVID appears low among first responders

Lincoln County Sheriff says initial interest in getting vaccinated against COVID appears low among first responders
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Public Health watching for signs of overdose amid recent spikes

Eugene Police Department issued a safety advisory Dec. 9 regarding a sudden increase in overdoses in the Eugene area. Recently, the Oregon Health Authority (OHA) reported a 70 percent increase in overdose deaths for April/May of this year compared to last year. OHA reported that the recent increases in overdose death appear to be driven by the presence of fentanyl in the drug supply. The increase in overdoses in the Eugene area may be an indicator that the drug supply may be mixed with fentanyl. Fentanyl has been found in heroin and other opioid substances, meth, cocaine and ecstasy. Any street drug may be mixed with fentanyl. Fentanyl may be mixed into the illicit drug supply because it is cheaper to produce and extremely potent. Fentanyl is also a prescription medication that can be misused, similar to other prescription opioid medications.

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Free COVID-19 testing events in Lincoln County

Lincoln County Public Health is partnering with Medical Teams International and the Oregon Health Authority to offer free drive-through and walk-up COVID-19 testing in the county. The first two scheduled events will be December 23 in Lincoln City and December 30 in Newport. Community members are welcome to get tested at any of the sites regardless of where they live in Lincoln County. Services will be provided in English and Spanish, and other languages as needed. Lincoln County community members that are 5 years and older are welcome to participate regardless of whether they have COVID-19 symptoms or not. Parents and caregivers are encouraged to use their judgement and discretion in administering the test to young children.

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