Sanford vaccination site focuses on school employees, eligible law enforcement Share Updated: 8:32 PM EST Mar 8, 2021 Share Updated: 8:32 PM EST Mar 8, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript DAVE: 660 APPOINTMENTS ON DAY ONE OF FOUR STRAIGHT. >> IT’S GREAT. I JUST WISH WE COULD GET IT TO A LOT MORE PEOPLE A LOT QUICKER. DAVE THIS IS PART OF THAT EFFORT : TO GET MORE SHOTS INTO ARMS. THIS SITE AT SANFORD’S CIVIC CENTER, FOR COPS 50 YEARS OLD AND OLDER, AND SCHOOL STAFF OF ANY AGE. >> I THINK EVERYBODY SHOULD GET THEIR SHOT, SO THIS WILL PASS SO EVERYONE CAN BE SAFE TO TRAVEL AGAIN AND START LIVING AGAIN. DAVE THIS SITE WILL DELIVER : ABOUT THREE THOUSAND DOSES -- 3000 DOSES OVER THE NEXT FOUR DAYS AND WILL RUN FROM 2:00 P.M. TO 8:00 P.M., TRYING TO MAKE IT EASY AS POSSIBLE FOR SCHOOL STAFF, AND COPS WORKING ANY SHIFT. >> SO IF THEY’RE COMING OFF A SHIFT OR GETTING ON A SHIFT THEY CAN COME OVER HERE VERY EASILY, AND TEACHERS AND SCHOOL STAFF AFTER SCHOOL, CAN IMMEDIATELY COME OVER HERE. DAVE: SEMINOLE COUNTY’S NEW CASE RATE, HOSPITALIZATIONS, AND THE POSITIVITY RATE, ALL TRENDING IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION, SO VACCINES CAN PROMOTE MORE MOMENTUM. >> THE MORE PEOPLE WE CAN VACCINATE, THE BETTER PROTECTED OUR COMMUNITY CAN BECOME. DAVE: SEMINOLE COUNTY’S SHERIFF HOPES LOCAL OFFICER AND DEPUTIES CAN ENCOURAGE OTHERS TO MAKE APPOINTMENTS. >> IF OUR LAW ENFORCEMENT PROFESSIONALS ARE OUT HERE AND OUR SCHOOL TEACHERS ARE OUT GETTING VACCINATED, THAT IT’S SAFE TO DO SO. DAVE: IT’S ALL ABOUT SAFETY AND COMFORT. >> I THINK IT’S GOING TO BE A LITTLE COMFORTING, ESPECIALLY WHEN I GO VISIT MY FATHER WHO IS IN HIS 80’S AND STUFF, SO I THINK I’LL FEEL BETTER HAVING RECEIVED MY SHOTS. >> READY TO GET THIS DONE AND OVER W