Renee Nelson of FOX 10 has the latest COVID-19 data from the Arizona Department of Health Services after no new deaths were reported on March 22.
PHOENIX (AP) – Any Arizonian aged 16 and over can now register for a COVID-19 vaccine at state-run vaccination sites in Maricopa, Pima and Yuma County starting March 24, said the Governor Doug Ducey in a statement.
“Our goal has been and remains to bring the vaccine to the community as quickly, widely and fairly as possible,” Governor Ducey said in an announcement made on March 22. priority groups, the time has come to take the crucial next step. “
Appointments are open at 11 a.m. every Friday at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Phoenix Municipal Stadium in Tempe, Chandler-Gilbert Community College, University of Arizona in Tucson, and Yuma Civic Center in Yuma County.
Sites using the Pfizer vaccine can immunize anyone 16 years of age and older, while Moderna and Johnson and Johnson vaccines are approved for 18 years and older.
HandsOn Greater Phoenix provided volunteer opportunities at two mass vaccination sites in the valley, allowing those not yet eligible for a vaccine to get one, after helping with ongoing COIVD-19 vaccination efforts. .
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