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Merced County Hosting Second Dose Vaccine Clinics Beginning This Week

February 10, 2021| vaccine|

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

February 10, 2021

MERCED COUNTY HOSTING SECOND DOSE VACCINE CLINICS BEGINNING THIS WEEK

MERCED COUNTY, CA—Following several successful vaccination clinics last month, the Merced County Department of Public Health is hosting second dose clinics this week to fully vaccinate those who already received their first dose.

Individuals who received their first vaccine through a Merced County clinic at the fairgrounds can expect to be contacted by a company called HR Support to schedule their second dose. Those who receive their first dose through a clinic at Merced College will be immediately scheduled for their second-dose appointment onsite.

The Merced County vaccination schedule is included below. Dates for second doses are approximate and only available by appointment—HR Support will confirm specific times and locations upon contact.

 

1st Dose Date

Location

Approximate 2nd Dose Date

Location

1/15/21

1st Dose at Merced Public Health

2/12/21

2nd Dose at Merced Fairgrounds

1/15/21

1st Does at Los Banos Public Health

2/12/21

2nd Dose at Los Banos Fairgrounds

1/19/21

1st Dose Merced Fairgrounds

2/9/21

2nd Dose at Merced Fairgrounds

1/20/21

1st Dose Merced Fairgrounds

2/10/21

2nd Dose at Merced Fairgrounds

1/21/21

1st Dose Los Banos Fairgrounds

2/11/21

2nd Dose at Los Banos Fairgrounds

1/22/21

1st Dose Merced Fairgrounds

2/12/21

2nd Dose at Merced Fairgrounds

1/27/21

1st Dose Merced Fairgrounds

2/17/20

2nd Dose at Merced Fairgrounds

1/28/21

1st Dose Los Banos Fairgrounds

2/18/21

2nd Dose at Los Banos Fairgrounds

2/9/21

1st Dose Merced College Gym

3/2/21

2nd Dose Merced College Gym

2/10/21

1st Dose Merced College Gym

3/3/21

2nd Dose Merced College Gym

2/11/21

1st Dose Merced College Gym

3/4/21

2nd Dose Merced College Gym

As a reminder, it is still a local and statewide mandate to wear a cloth face covering inside of, or in line to enter any indoor public space, or when unable to maintain six feet for social distancing. Merced County health officials strongly urge all residents to exercise the following safety measures to reduce the spread of COVID-19:

  • Clean and disinfect frequently touched surfaces
  • Practice social distancing
  • Wash hands with soap and warm water for 20 seconds
  • Use hand sanitizer with 60 percent alcohol base when hand washing is not possible
  • Stay home and isolate if you are feeling sick

 

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Last modified: February 10, 2021

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