Demand outweighs supply at new pop-up vaccination sites
Rockland County officials say the village of Haverstraw had some of the worst infection rates in the entire county, yet waited 10 weeks for its own vaccine sites.
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Feb 19, 2021, 5:49 PM
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Updated 1,253 days ago
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298ds agoTwo more pop-up vaccination sites opened today in the Hudson Valley.
One is at the Haverstraw Community Center on West Broad Street.
The other at the Port Chester Senior Center on Grace Church Street.
Both locations are open until 5 p.m. The goal of these pop-up sites is to get the vaccine into underserved communities.
Demand so far outweighs the supply and all appointments for today were already taken.
Rockland County officials say the village of Haverstraw had some of the worst infection rates in the entire county, yet waited 10 weeks for its own vaccine sites.
