“Closing our mass-vaccination sites marks an important and long-awaited milestone for our community,” said Lancaster Mayor R. Rex Parris. “Over 50% of Lancaster residents have been vaccinated, which allows us to move away from the immediate need for mass-vaccination and focus on a grassroots effort within the neighborhoods. We could not have reached this achievement without the assistance and support of all of our partners, as well as the medical staff and volunteers who helped run the vaccination sites.”
Lancaster city officials thanked the organizations that helped manage the vaccination sites, including:
- High Desert Medical Group
- Kaiser Permanente
- Children’s Center of the Antelope Valley
- Antelope Valley College
- SALVA
- Community Emergency Response Team (CERT)
- Career Care Institute
- Antelope Valley Hospital
- Antelope Valley Fairgrounds
- Interact Club – Lancaster High School
- IMPACT – City of Lancaster
Unvaccinated Lancaster residents can still receive free vaccines, regardless of immigration or healthcare status. COVID-19 vaccines are available to all residents 12 years of age or older and are readily available through healthcare providers, pharmacies, and other local community sites. Residents can visit MyTurn.CA.gov for more information or to find a local vaccine appointment.
[Information via news release from the city of Lancaster.]
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Tim Scott says
Lancaster last time I checked was dead last among cities in LA County as far as vaccination goes, so for Wrecks to say “okay, 50% we good” is just insane, or lying…you pick.
Terry Irons says
I see our suck-up Palmdale Mayor is there without any mention of the city he supposedly is there to lead. Working it so the Lancaster bullies don’t hurt his re-election fundraising? I got some surprising news for the Mr.Mayor, they are already planning your political end. So are we!