Livingston County seeing highest COVID surge since the pandemic began
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Vaccine clinic to be held Wednesday
Chillicothe News
The Livingston County Health Center has announced the rescheduling of the previously canceled Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine clinic for Wednesday, April 28.
According to a press release, the health center has been informed by the Missouri Department of Health that the CDC and FDA have lifted the pause on Johnson & Johnson Janssen one-dose vaccine and therefore it can be administered in the state.
Those who were scheduled to be vaccinated on April 13 are requested to call the Health Center at 646-5506 to set a new appointment or be removed from the schedule. Those who are interested in getting immunized with the Janssen vaccine, but don’t have an appointment, should also call to fill appointments that are canceled.
After 11:59 p.,m., tonight masks are no longer required in county
Chillicothe News
The Livingston County Emergency Declaration requiring masks to be worn in Livingston County will end at 11:59 p.m., March 16. According to a joint statement from the Livingston County Health Center, Chillicothe Mayor Theresa Kelly and Livingston County Presiding Commissioner Ed Douglas, Based upon The Livingston County Health Center’s calculation of positivity rate and other risk criteria we feel it is safe to end the mask declaration at this time.
The statement reads According to The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) face masks or face coverings are still strongly recommended in public places where social distancing cannot be maintained to decrease the spread of COVID 19.