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Westmoreland courthouse to host vaccine clinic on Tuesday

Rich Cholodofsky
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The dome of the Westmoreland County Courthouse is lit up Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2020 in Greensburg.

The Westmoreland County Courthouse in Greensburg will host a covid-19 vaccine clinic on Tuesday.

County officials announced that county employees, their families and the general public are eligible to participate in the clinic, which will be conducted in the commissioners’ public meeting room off the main lobby of the courthouse.

The clinic, which will be operated by Hayden’s Pharmacy, will have about 600 doses of the Pfizer vaccine to administer from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Children ages 16 and 17 are eligible for the vaccinations but will need permission from a parent to receive the shot.

Members of the general public will need to pass through security to get into the courthouse.

Preference will be given to those who preregister at this link:

https://haydenspharmacy.com/westmoreland-country-employees-vaccination-page/

Preregistration will end at noon on Monday.

Same-day registration will be available at the courthouse on Tuesday.

The clinic will be the second county sponsored vaccination clinic conducted this month. County officials, along with Walmart and Seton Hill University held a three-day vaccination event earlier this month at the college for first-responders and essential workers.

The courthouse event is the first sponsored by the county following the state order that opened up vaccine eligibility to all adults on April 19.

Rich Cholodofsky is a TribLive reporter covering Westmoreland County government, politics and courts. He can be reached at rcholodofsky@triblive.com.

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