Belfast hosting COVID-19 vaccine clinic April 1
Nurse Shannon Craig-McDaniel administers a free COVID-19 vaccine to Anne Little during a clinic in Rockland. (Photo by Fred J. Field via The Maine Monitor)
Nurse Shannon Craig-McDaniel administers a free COVID-19 vaccine to Anne Little during a clinic in Rockland. (Photo by Fred J. Field via The Maine Monitor)
BELFAST — A COVID-19 vaccination clinic will be held at the Tarratine Building located at 153 Main Street in Belfast on Friday, April 1.
The clinic will be providing first, second, and booster vaccinations for adults, and (with parental consent) to persons 5-17 years of age.
The clinic will run from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Everyone receiving a first dose of Pfizer or Moderna will be advised about how to obtain their second dose.
There is no cost to receive a vaccination, and walk-ins are welcome.
The clinic is hosted by the Belfast Fire & EMS Department and Belfast Public Health Nursing, in cooperation with the City of Belfast, the Tarratine Building owners, the Waldo County Emergency Management Agency and the Maine CDC Division of Public Health Nursing.
