COVID Vaccine: If you are Law Enforcement, Fire Service, Frontline Healthcare or a county resident age 80 or older, you can now make appointments for Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday (January 12, 13 and 14) from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. for a limited amount of doses. You must have an appointment and register prior to coming for a vaccine. Go to website (Ourshot.in.gov) to register and make an appointment or call Indiana 211 and they will assist you will scheduling an appointment.
Vaccinations will be held at the Health Department’s new address at 1234 Rossville Avenue.
The Clinton County Health Department is looking to recruit an “army” of community medical and citizen volunteers to conduct the upcoming COVID-19 Vaccination clinic campaign. Anyone qualified to give vaccinations in Indiana, administrative support personnel, supply personnel, registration staff, translators. All will be needed.
The Clinton County Health Department needs your help; you can make a difference in this pandemic for your community by going to https://www.serv-in.org/ and register your profile under Clinton County and availability in coming months and the Health Department will be contacting folks about training opportunities.