A vaccine pop-up site was held at Peconic Landing last week. (Credit: Tara Smith/file) Amid widespread confusion and frustration over when, how and where Southold residents can get the coronavirus vaccine, Supervisor Scott Russell is demanding changes to the rollout process, which he characterized as an “outrage.” The supervisor issued a press release Friday afternoon slamming the state plan to distribute vaccines to pharmacies, health care agencies and providers in a “seemingly random basis” that lacks transparency, Mr. Russell said. With many appointments being scheduled online, the process is difficult for some seniors who don’t have access or aren’t tech savvy.