65 And Up, Teachers Eligible For Mooresville Vaccination Event

Mooresville NC

23 February, 2021

3:26 PM

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MOORESVILLE, NC — Teachers, child care providers, high-risk medical providers and those 65 and older are eligible to participate in a first-come, first-serve mass vaccination event set for March 1 in Mooresville, county health officials announced Tuesday. The event will be held at Mazeppa Park, located at 645 Mazeppa Road in Mooresville beginning at 10 a.m. Health officials ask that participants print out and complete a registration form, which may be found here. If participants are unable to print the form ahead of time, registration may also be complete on site, organizers said. SEE ALSO: COVID-19 Spread Drops Across State But Remains High In Iredell "Numbers will be handed out upon arrival. Everyone that receives a number will be vaccinated. If you do not receive a number, there will be additional vaccination clinics," Iredell County Health Department said. Following vaccination, participants will receive followup details regarding when and where to go for their second doses through an automated message sent to the phone number used during registration, ICHD said. This week, teachers in Iredell County and throughout the state will become eligible for COVID-19 vaccines. Gov. Roy Cooper recently announced that North Carolina K-12 and childcare teachers will be prioritized at the front of the line in the state's upcoming expansion of vaccine eligibility to frontline essential workers. Educators and school personnel will be eligible to receive the vaccine Feb. 24, with additional frontline essential workers added to the eligibility list on March 10. More information about COVID-19 vaccination distribution in Iredell County may be found here. SEE ALSO: Iredell County Teachers To Receive Vaccines At Feb. 24 Event Positive COVID-19 Cases Decline In ISS SchoolsCleaning Lady Accused Of Pawning Stolen Jewelry: ICSOChinese Take-Out Leads To $500K Lottery Win In Huntersville: NCEL