Despite DeWine’s announcement, Clark County Combined Health District (CCCHD) Commissioner Charles Patterson said on Friday that the health district “does not have any vaccine for 1b, nor do we know yet how much vaccine we are going to get.”
The CCCHD and the Clark County Emergency Management Agency will release information, whether it be by press conference or some form of “public release,” about when and how eligible residents can get vaccines today or tomorrow, Michael Cooper, the county’s spokesperson said.
In the meantime, those eligible to receive the vaccine in Phase 1b can sign up on the health district’s website (ccchd.com) to receive a text or call from the CCCHD when more information becomes available.
Those who sign up on the health district’s website will only receive new information about the vaccine, not be given appointments.
