DELRAY BEACH, Fla. — Delray Beach Fire Rescue will be administrating a limited number of COVID-19 vaccines for people 65 and older.
The Florida Department of Health in Palm Beach County provided 200 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine to Delray Beach Fire Rescue, which the department said will likely be the first in a series to administer to the general public.
Online registration began at 10 a.m. Thursday. Eight minutes later, Delray Beach announced on Twitter that all appointments had been filled.
UPDATE: All of DBFR’s appointments to receive the COVID-19 vaccine on Friday in Delray Beach have been filled. We hope to have the opportunity again to help administer the vaccine to our community. Stay healthy, Delray Beach.
— City of Delray Beach (@citydelraybeach) January 14, 2021
"We hope to have the opportunity again to help administer the vaccine to our community," the city said in a tweet. "Stay healthy, Delray Beach."
A confirmation email was provided to each successful registrant with the time and location of their appointment, general instructions and a link to a vaccine consent form that must be completed and brought with them to the appointment.
Important Information:
- Do not make an appointment if you currently have COVID-19 symptoms.
- Vaccines will not be administered without an appointment, and the link is the only method to make an appointment.
- Individuals without an appointment will be turned away.
- Registrants must be 65 or older and must bring valid identification with them to the appointment.
- Any questions about the vaccine should be addressed to your individual health-care provider.
For more information, click here.
