LIVE BLOG: COVID-19 vaccine rollout across Arizona

Stay up-to-date on the COVID-19 vaccine distribution and when you qualify. Visit the Maricopa County information website. https://t.co/LVs7oahoT0#vaccine #publichealth #vaccinate pic.twitter.com/nvDx8COu3F

— Aster Aging, Inc. (@AsterArizona) January 25, 2021

Are you struggling to reserve a spot for a COVID vaccine? Here is the link, per the AZDHS, create a profile now to simplify the process and secure a slot when more open in the (hopefully) near future. Good luck! #COVID19 #covidvaccine2021https://t.co/KHqGyRc6y4 pic.twitter.com/Aauf0zaNju

— Arizona Trauma Association (@AzTrauma) January 24, 2021

Questions about how to use https://t.co/GXgJTzKRDV? Visit https://t.co/hLCIjJT3WE for FAQs on technical support, vaccine safety, priority groups, and distribution. pic.twitter.com/CVsYuoL4Bb

— AZ Dept of Health (@AZDHS) January 24, 2021

Our 24/7 #COVID19 vaccination site at State Farm Stadium operates in the rain. Do note that lightning or extremely severe weather may force us to briefly pause operations. If that happens during your visit, staff will advise you to put your vehicle in park until we resume. pic.twitter.com/REGE4OVkYU

— AZ Dept of Health (@AZDHS) January 24, 2021

Dr. Cara Christ on AZ passing the 400,000 mark for #COVID19 vaccine doses administered: “Now the federal government has to step up its game and provide additional vaccine to support Arizona’s proven momentum.” More: https://t.co/Or09DViiG4 pic.twitter.com/2zFQQflKum

— AZ Dept of Health (@AZDHS) January 23, 2021

Happy to see this. Very thankful for her service during this extraordinarily challenging time. https://t.co/NG1IKyKPoW

— Doug Ducey (@dougducey) January 23, 2021

I have great news to share after working with Gov @dougducey and @drcarachrist staff 40 appointments have been set for #Holocaust survivors in Phoenix, and 6 got vaccinated today! We are working on getting those in Pima county scheduled as well! Baruch Hashem 😭👏🏽#ShabbatShalom

— (((Rep.Alma Hernandez MPH)))🧼🤚🏽 (@almaforarizona) January 22, 2021

*Vaccine update for Jan. 22, 2021*
Some of the vaccines on hand are earmarked for second doses to complete the vaccination series, and appointments have or are being made to receive the other existing stock. #DontMissYourShot #COVID19Vaccine pic.twitter.com/xqPviv6txR

— Pima County Health (@pchd) January 22, 2021

The Federal Pharmacy program (Frys and Safeway/Albertsons) is tentatively scheduled to start in mid February. An exact date is not yet known. The pharmacies that will be participating will be located on: https://t.co/r1kZwbfV9Y.https://t.co/Nvi6VWb54o

— Pinal County Public Health Services District (@pinalhealth) January 22, 2021

Pima County said it quickly would expand capacity to deliver the COVID-19 vaccine. It has. Five regional vaccine centers are operational and we now have the capacity to administer up to 10,000 shots per day. All we need is more vaccine. Read more: https://t.co/8lCHSinvoW pic.twitter.com/TgiH7SfhIC

— Pima County Health (@pchd) January 22, 2021

Our vaccination POD is officially up and running on Pima County's normal scheduling process. We anticipate that 500-700 educators of all levels will be vaccinated today at our location!! #beardownvaxup

If you're in Phase 1B, please register at https://t.co/zUDzIG9JG1. pic.twitter.com/kGMwFoxaKQ

— #BearDownMaskUp (@uarizona) January 22, 2021

Have questions about the COVID-19 vaccine? Tell us what you want to know and @budfoster  @BrookeWagnerTV @ShaleyKOLD and @MeganMcNeilTV will answer them live starting at 6:30 p.m. Friday. pic.twitter.com/VURHXwP6xw

— KOLDNews (@KOLDNews) January 22, 2021

If you’ve had #COVID19, you should still get vaccinated. Experts aren’t sure how long someone is protected from getting sick again after recovering, and reinfection is possible. More: https://t.co/az5f8q4fym. #SleeveUp pic.twitter.com/XjPDN9kcD8

— CDC Emergency (@CDCemergency) January 21, 2021

Hope you can join us for our @KOLDNews COVID-19 Q&A Tomorrow night at 6:30 PM MST on https://t.co/t4a8HbDuS3 and on our app! pic.twitter.com/jh6IKlwVUp

— Brooke Wagner (@BrookeWagnerTV) January 21, 2021

#COVID19 vaccine is available, but in limited supply & currently prioritized for those at highest risk for transmission, hospitalization, or death. Visit https://t.co/cq3r0ng7Q4 to see which populations are being vaccinated and how to schedule an appointment when it is your turn. pic.twitter.com/rCSQzbkUAN

— AZ Dept of Health (@AZDHS) January 21, 2021

Through Wednesday a total of 347,013 doses of #COVID19 vaccine have been administered in Arizona. Information about vaccination sites across Arizona can be found at https://t.co/6mtZceLBoW pic.twitter.com/pRR2YiGNYa

— AZ Dept of Health (@AZDHS) January 21, 2021

Registration is open to those in Phase 1A and Phase 1B.1 priority. Here's the detailed list for 1A: https://t.co/wK0gPGg5lD and 1B.1: https://t.co/UNEqtliUjP. If you meet the criteria for either group, visit https://t.co/YQFtFFs0yo to sign-up. More FAQs: https://t.co/Cc3RBScsJp pic.twitter.com/PdgVWP76D6

— Pima County Health (@pchd) January 21, 2021

VACCINE ALERT from the CDC:
Those who have had an allergic reaction to the *FIRST dose of COVID-19 should *NOT get the second dose (unless the reaction is MILD and a doctor clears you). @KOLDNews pic.twitter.com/sFgeRoeOpC

— Brooke Wagner (@BrookeWagnerTV) January 21, 2021

About 46,000 doses have been administered at the state’s first 24/7 #COVID19 vaccination site since it opened on Monday, Jan. 11. The @StateFarmStdm site will continue to operate at full capacity through February providing the Pfizer vaccine. https://t.co/lBCplgmU5x pic.twitter.com/ZepeD1ffmV

— AZ Dept of Health (@AZDHS) January 20, 2021

Pima County is committed to making the vaccine widely available, for those who want to receive it, as quickly as possible as supply increases. We understand everyone wants it now, but it's a matter of patience. Everyone who wants a vaccine can and will get vaccinated in due time. pic.twitter.com/s8PEQhtCLa

— Pima County Health (@pchd) January 20, 2021

NPD assisting Santa Cruz County Emergency Management and Mariposa Community Health Center, making sure everyone safely gets to the vaccine site. pic.twitter.com/LHeRTQ6T7h

— Nogales Police (@NogalesPoliceAz) January 20, 2021

Education and childcare providers (K12 and higher education teachers and staff, student teachers), it's your turn – don't miss your shot! Find registration info at https://t.co/YQFtFFs0yo https://t.co/HrA01Zh7l5

— Pima County Health (@pchd) January 20, 2021

More vaccine is getting into the community! Almost 320,000 doses of #COVID19 vaccine have been administered in Arizona. Visit https://t.co/pI59ywjuLz for up-to-date information about vaccine distribution. pic.twitter.com/RZ1K8S8kAF

— AZ Dept of Health (@AZDHS) January 20, 2021

To ensure no vaccine waste we offer it to +1s when possible. Each site decides based on a few key factors like: appointment no-shows, if the +1 is a caretaker or in a vulnerable group, etc. We can however only guarantee vaccine availability for patients with an appointment.

— AZ Dept of Health (@AZDHS) January 20, 2021

Dr. Theresa Cullen, the Public Health Director with @pchd, breaks down how the county is handling vaccine distribution. #Arizona #PimaCounty #Tucson @KOLDNews https://t.co/Y3l5GDVExM

— Shaley Sanders (@ShaleyKOLD) January 20, 2021

We've partnered with Desert Senita Community Health Center to deliver vaccines to eligible individuals in Ajo and the communities of Lukeville and Why. On Jan. 19, Desert Senita received 500 vaccines destined for individuals in the Priority 1B population. https://t.co/13KnU2P2JD pic.twitter.com/a0EYBGc39k

— Pima County Health (@pchd) January 20, 2021

All February #COVID19 vaccination appointments at State Farm Stadium and Phoenix Municipal Stadium are now booked. In all, Arizonans made 147,775 appointments at these sites today.

— AZ Dept of Health (@AZDHS) January 20, 2021

Vaccine registration for people 65-74 is only available at state-operated locations right now. Once more vaccine becomes available, Pima County will expand to include 65 and over in Phase 1B.1, but this is not happening just yet. See update for more info: https://t.co/DA7UnQX399 pic.twitter.com/TAQZoMVK5P

— Pima County Health (@pchd) January 19, 2021

UPDATE: There are 47k #COVID19 vaccine appointments still available at State Farm Stadium during February, though Feb. 1-2 and now fully booked. 87k appointments have been booked at State Farm Stadium. Phoenix Municipal Stadium appointments are all booked.

— AZ Dept of Health (@AZDHS) January 19, 2021

UPDATE: The Phoenix Municipal Stadium site (daytime hours due to available vaccine) has around 70 total appointments left. These are on 2/21, 2/27 and 2/28. Will share State Farm Stadium numbers when available.

— AZ Dept of Health (@AZDHS) January 19, 2021

Important note: The second state-run vaccination site at Phoenix Municipal Stadium opens Monday, Feb. 1. There is no one at the site today to help if you visit.

— AZ Dept of Health (@AZDHS) January 19, 2021

There is extremely heavy demand for the online scheduling system for #COVID19 appointments at the two state vaccination sites. People are getting appointments. Some people who have say they refreshed regularly. Looking beyond Feb. 14 may be most productive approach right now.

— AZ Dept of Health (@AZDHS) January 19, 2021

Q. I received the #COVID19 vaccine at the ADHS State Farm Stadium site. To get a second dose, do I need to register for one of the appointments opening at 9 a.m. tomorrow?
A. No. You already have an appointment guaranteed. We’ll email you a personalized link to register for it.

— AZ Dept of Health (@AZDHS) January 19, 2021

TODAY: 

Registration opens for #COVID19 vaccination at Phoenix Municipal Stadium. Those 65 and up are now able to register for the vaccine. More information: https://t.co/TiVwVYZl7S @AZDHS

— Doug Ducey (@dougducey) January 19, 2021

Please note that Pinal County Public Health and our Community Partners who are vaccinating are currently still vaccinating the 1A and 1B-1 groups only due to limited vaccine supply.https://t.co/6kkI1sP9Ks

— Pinal County Public Health Services District (@pinalhealth) January 19, 2021

Arizona’s Rt (r-naught) is 1.04. Any figure below 1.0 means the virus is slowing. https://t.co/1GWkz8ZhZi 5/ pic.twitter.com/ZkqT1JFW6C

— The 9th Floor (@9thFloorAZ) January 19, 2021

There are no rainouts at the state’s 24/7 #COVID19 vaccination site at State Farm Stadium. If you have an appointment tomorrow, we’ll be there for you, rain or shine. pic.twitter.com/gFyakhzkrj

— AZ Dept of Health (@AZDHS) January 19, 2021

Have questions about the COVID-19 vaccine? Tell us what you want to know and @budfoster @BrookeWagnerTV @ShaleyKOLD and @MeganMcNeilTV will answer them live starting at 6:30 p.m. Friday. pic.twitter.com/h2PKGBNavX

— KOLDNews (@KOLDNews) January 18, 2021

As beautiful day in #Tucson to get my 2nd dose of the BioNTech/Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine at @tmcaznews !! Efficient, painless, and lots of smiles (behind the masks). Even got a lollipop! 🍭 @TucsonFireDept pic.twitter.com/JneC54FQmc

— TFDChiefChuckRyan (@TFDChiefRyan) January 18, 2021

Registration opens tomorrow for more appointments at two state COVID-19 vaccination sites: State Farm Stadium and, as of Feb. 1, Phoenix Municipal Stadium. Those 65 and older among those eligible to register starting at 9 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 19. https://t.co/3kYFpwsHDj pic.twitter.com/mWg6tJPc5j

— AZ Dept of Health (@AZDHS) January 18, 2021

Thanks for sharing this! https://t.co/whgsfBOl8e

— AZ Dept of Health (@AZDHS) January 18, 2021

We’ve added to our FAQs to address more of the questions we’ve been hearing about the #COVID19 vaccine. Visit https://t.co/8am8YfP58Z for the complete list. pic.twitter.com/8kbmmrPatT

— AZ Dept of Health (@AZDHS) January 18, 2021

UPDATE: Arizona has administered 270,718 #COVID19 vaccine doses. @AZDHS has more information on vaccine distribution in counties throughout the state: https://t.co/nHPqqGhUmu https://t.co/7NcRqBUksf

— Doug Ducey (@dougducey) January 17, 2021

I just received the first dose of the #COVID19 @pfizer vaccine at @StateFarmStdm - amazingly well-organized & efficient with wonderfully helpful people from @AZDHS & @BCBSAZ Thank you all so much. https://t.co/xXoVHvv3KG

— Rhett Larson (@rhett_larson) January 17, 2021

65 and older can register for February appointments at state-run sites — State Farm Stadium and Phoenix Municipal Stadium — starting at 9 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 19. As for other sites, check where your county stands.

— AZ Dept of Health (@AZDHS) January 17, 2021

If you get a shot at getting the vaccine, take it! https://t.co/m0I4NMOvds

— Fort Huachuca Arizona (@Fort_Huachuca) January 16, 2021

What a #sunrise at the state’s 24/7 #COVID19 vaccination site at @StateFarmStdm. More than 200 people are being vaccinated every hour. pic.twitter.com/cwx8iJzvyf

— AZ Dept of Health (@AZDHS) January 16, 2021

In partnership with @BannerHealth, we're opening a regional collaborative COVID-19 drive-thru vaccination center at the @kino_complex, 2500 E. Ajo Way, on Monday, Jan. 18. This site will prioritize people age 75 and older. More info: https://t.co/IQ7WUegLEy #DontMissYourShot pic.twitter.com/Vo5e96YJg1

— Pima County Health (@pchd) January 15, 2021

ADHS is opening a vaccination site at Phoenix Municipal Stadium for all Arizonans. Eligibility is for all ADHS recommended groups in the 1b category. Registration by ADHS starts Tuesday, January 19th for appointments in February.https://t.co/Ewwt6L6oPz
1-844-542-8201 pic.twitter.com/EtEX48DLqf

— Pinal County Public Health Services District (@pinalhealth) January 15, 2021

The FACT is...The FDA, as well as independent medical experts, have ensured that every detail of COVID-19 vaccines is thoroughly and rigorously evaluated. Evidence shows that COVID-19 vaccines are safe and work to prevent COVID-19. #FactCheck #CovidVaccine #DontMissYourShot pic.twitter.com/OgJXaGx3fz

— Pima County Health (@pchd) January 15, 2021

The FACT is...The FDA, as well as independent medical experts, have ensured that every detail of COVID-19 vaccines is thoroughly and rigorously evaluated. Evidence shows that COVID-19 vaccines are safe and work to prevent COVID-19. #FactCheck #CovidVaccine #DontMissYourShot pic.twitter.com/OgJXaGx3fz

— Pima County Health (@pchd) January 15, 2021

I was honored to help give the 1st vaccinations at @uarizona. Front line workers like @UArizonaPolice led the way as we establish an efficient delivery system to #BearDownVaxUp

Phase 1B residents of @PimaArizona, see info from @PCHD to register: https://t.co/VAmaWEowD4 pic.twitter.com/EBqC6keIZ4

— Robert C. Robbins (@UArizonaPres) January 15, 2021

#BreakingNews @pchd has a NEW NUMBER for its #COVID19 #vaccine registration 520-222-0119. This number will be staffed this weekend and on #MLKDay from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. #CoronaVaccine #vaccine #Arizona #Tucson @KOLDNews

— Shaley Sanders (@ShaleyKOLD) January 15, 2021

Pinal County recognizes the vulnerabilities and needs of all persons in the 1a and 1b categories. We have revised our early vaccination group to now include a 1B-1 and 1B-2 category. We are currently vaccinating the 1B-1 category. pic.twitter.com/lxrzJDi7st

— Pinal County Public Health Services District (@pinalhealth) January 15, 2021

Encouraging Tucson PD members (as members of the 1B group) to get their COVID-19 vaccine shots. I got my 1st of the 2 doses this morning. Easy, painless, no issues. Thanks to the teamwork of folks from Tucson Medical Center, TFD, Pima County, & many City of Tucson employees!🙏👮‍♂️ pic.twitter.com/v3FHy5t1q1

— Chris Magnus (@ChiefCMagnus) January 15, 2021

Arizona is getting #COVID19 vaccine doses out of freezers and into arms quickly, efficiently and safely.

More information on vaccine distribution in Arizona can be found at https://t.co/nHPqqGhUmu @AZDHS @FOX10Phoenix @troyhaydenfox10 @StateFarmStdm pic.twitter.com/iXEFNEonLe

— Doug Ducey (@dougducey) January 15, 2021

First dose of the Moderna vaccine goes into @ChiefCMagnus’ arm. He’ll wait for 15 minutes just to make sure there are no adverse reactions. pic.twitter.com/KuU5eM9Mh6

— Megan (@MeganMcNeilTV) January 15, 2021

Two hours after @pchd launched its registration website for Phase 1B of the COVID-19 vaccine, all reservations were booked. Here's how you can make a reservation when more become available. https://t.co/CU9QJWHGMb #Covid_19 #COVIDー19 @KOLDNews #Tucson #Arizona

— Shaley Sanders (@ShaleyKOLD) January 15, 2021

The City of Maricopa has teamed with Southwestern Pediatrics and Family Care to create a one-day clinic to administer 400 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine.

To read the full story, visit this link: https://t.co/LwKcIuXK1o pic.twitter.com/XcxMt79g38

— City of Maricopa (@CityofMaricopa) January 15, 2021

PCSD Sgt. Michael Moseley gets his Phase 1B vaccination this morning at TMC ⁦@tmcaznews. He volunteered to represent the protective services priority group as 1B vaccinations start in Pima County today. A Sahuarita teacher, Sara Mora, and Fred and Ann Boice also got vaxed. pic.twitter.com/AMTVSvCPlG

— Official Pima County (@pimaarizona) January 15, 2021

#HappeningNow: #COVIDー19 vaccines for group 1-B start in #Pima County.

The first 4 people out of this priority group to get the vaccine: a teacher, sheriff’s deputy, and 2 seniors @KOLDNews #Tucson pic.twitter.com/9i2n71qRyh

— Brooke Chaplain (@BrookeChaplain) January 15, 2021

Have questions about the #COVID19Vaccine? The FAQs on our website were recently updated to provide more information. Check it out here: https://t.co/xwOYADmYNA pic.twitter.com/kIdVYeaAUg

— AZ Dept of Health (@AZDHS) January 15, 2021

How to use @KOLDNews' new COVID-19 Resource page & QR code to get updates, vaccine information, and more: pic.twitter.com/K2ZaKPO41Z

— Brooke Wagner (@BrookeWagnerTV) January 15, 2021

Exciting milestone! The number of #COVID19 vaccine doses administered in Arizona has passed 200,000 as the state and counties collaborate to get more and more vaccine into the arms of prioritized individuals. https://t.co/K9RorWUvaH #RollUpYourSleeve pic.twitter.com/3speeLboXf

— AZ Dept of Health (@AZDHS) January 14, 2021

Dr. Christ answers questions from @fox11tucson about new guidance prioritizing Arizonans 65 and older for the #COVID19 vaccination. Those 65 and older will be able to register for vaccine starting at 9 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 19. https://t.co/5m4ehbaeZj pic.twitter.com/7bZ8Zbccty

— AZ Dept of Health (@AZDHS) January 14, 2021

Please be aware that you MUST have an appointment to be vaccinated at our Public Health Clinics, walk-ins are not accepted. Staff will contact the authorities in the event they receive threats or verbal abuse. We thank you for your patience. https://t.co/DPpnvUhSiV

— Pinal County Public Health Services District (@pinalhealth) January 14, 2021

The following is a joint statement from Dr. Francisco Garcia, Pima County Chief Medical Officer, and Dr. Theresa Cullen, Pima County Health Department Director, about the success of today's start of Phase 1B vaccine registrations and the need for patience: pic.twitter.com/Xq8Lfz1dFM

— Pima County Health (@pchd) January 14, 2021

#BreakingNews @pchd says more appointments will be made available as the county confirms with the state increased distribution of vaccines to Pima County as 2 other vaccination centers come online next week. #COVID19 #vaccine #Tucson #Arizona @KOLDNews

— Shaley Sanders (@ShaleyKOLD) January 14, 2021

#BreakingNews @pchd says all of the current appointments for available vaccine at the 2 Banner-operated vaccination sites and at Tucson Medical Center are booked. More than 20,000 Pima County residents booked appointments in two hours. @KOLDNews #COVID19 #Tucson #Arizona

— Shaley Sanders (@ShaleyKOLD) January 14, 2021

Individuals who need assistance with registering can call (520) 594-5684.

— Pima County Health (@pchd) January 14, 2021

@KOLDNews has received a number of phone calls from viewers who say they are having a hard time registering online for the #COVID19 #vaccine. @pchd says the website is not crashing, but is running slowly because of the high volume of people registering. @KOLDNews 2/

— Shaley Sanders (@ShaleyKOLD) January 14, 2021

Pima County, in partnership with @tmcaznews, @BannerHealth and the @uarizona, will move into Phase 1B.1 of COVID-19 vaccinations on Jan. 15. Eligible groups can register at: https://t.co/YQFtFFs0yo More info: https://t.co/13mXP3At8x #DontMissYourShot pic.twitter.com/0Zc2uNh035

— Pima County Health (@pchd) January 14, 2021

Gov. @dougducey outlined how Arizona distributed 11,000 vaccines in under 48 hours at the new 24/7 vaccination at @StateFarmStdm and the steps the state is taking ramp up distribution of the #COVID vaccine with @broomheadKTAR. pic.twitter.com/Ak4bCJWpID

— The 9th Floor (@9thFloorAZ) January 14, 2021

We are aware of the recommendation made yesterday by ADHS to add those 65 and up, along with persons who have high risk medical conditions to the 1b category beginning January 19th if local health departments have enough #COVID19 vaccine to include these groups. pic.twitter.com/vUj3lBhPJZ

— Pinal County Public Health Services District (@pinalhealth) January 14, 2021

Strong demand for #COVID19 vaccine has paved the way for a second state-run site at Phoenix Municipal Stadium starting Feb. 1. All January appointments at State Farm Stadium are booked, but more will be available Tuesday. https://t.co/q8J27YoxX9 pic.twitter.com/y6xQ6HJEEe

— AZ Dept of Health (@AZDHS) January 14, 2021

Today the Board of Supervisors voted to write to State/Federal representatives requesting a significant increase in vaccine supply to Pinal County, having received only 14,800 vaccines for an est. 1A/1B population of 75,662.

That need is only heightened by this announcement. https://t.co/9corLBM8VX

— Pinal County AZ 🌵 (@PinalCounty) January 14, 2021

#UPDATE: Arizonans 65 & older will be able to register for #COVID19 vaccine starting at 9 a.m. on Jan. 19 in counties that are currently in prioritized Phase 1B. An estimated 750,000 more Arizonans are being prioritized thanks to updated guidance. Details: https://t.co/z0o9tiB4dE pic.twitter.com/fJUUok0Nu7

— AZ Dept of Health (@AZDHS) January 14, 2021

Pima County moving into Phase 1B of COVID-19 vaccinations >> https://t.co/5R3RVyVpAZ pic.twitter.com/dDpiugGHaJ

— KOLDNews (@KOLDNews) January 13, 2021

A good reminder from Dr. Christ: You can use the patient portal at https://t.co/GXgJTA2svt to make an appointment for family members who need help. https://t.co/qf8tRB0Mcp

— AZ Dept of Health (@AZDHS) January 13, 2021

#COVID19 Vaccine Update: 188,740 people in Arizona have received the #COVID19 vaccine. This number includes 17,307 people who have completed both doses of the #COVID19Vaccine series. https://t.co/0MjqRTle3u pic.twitter.com/i6yTsLYK6t

— AZ Dept of Health (@AZDHS) January 13, 2021

Headed to the stadium to get a COVID-19 vaccination?

Exit Loop 101 at Glendale Ave and take a right onto 95th Ave. @AZDHS vaccination site will be on your right.

Register for the vaccine: https://t.co/Uag2FMZuTG pic.twitter.com/IPBeu6h1Zd

— State Farm Stadium (@StateFarmStdm) January 12, 2021

Have a family member in a Phase 1B priority group without access to a computer, who wants to make a #COVID19vaccine appointment? After creating an account on https://t.co/KzALTwPPDP, you can schedule an appointment on behalf of relatives or dependents through your account. pic.twitter.com/dN8WRsSgMD

— AZ Dept of Health (@AZDHS) January 12, 2021

Masks or Face Shields are available to the public at the Ronstadt and Laos Transit centers Monday – Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM, while supplies last. #MaskUpTucson pic.twitter.com/R3uHKptLiw

— Sun Tran (@SunTran_Tucson) January 12, 2021

Arizona's teachers are getting vaccinated! Details from @AZDHS ⬇️ https://t.co/s4b3V9dCG8

— Doug Ducey (@dougducey) January 12, 2021

UPDATE: 165,531 #COVID19 vaccine doses have been administered to Arizonans ✅

Arizona’s new 24/7 vaccination site at @StateFarmStdm will help more people get vaccinated quickly and efficiently. Details here: https://t.co/nHPqqGhUmu @AZDHS https://t.co/Pcrvj9E4OJ

— Doug Ducey (@dougducey) January 12, 2021

A big thank you to the 1,600 health care workers, first responders, teachers, law enforcement officers, and Arizonans over age 75 who have been vaccinated at @StateFarmStdm! There are still appointments available: https://t.co/gybvjsqJWu #RollUpYourSleeve pic.twitter.com/77zt0HHhju

— AZ Dept of Health (@AZDHS) January 12, 2021

Those in Phase 1A or Priority Phase 1B can register for the @StateFarmStdm vaccination site at State Farm Stadium and several other sites throughout the state at https://t.co/eMc1VJgouh. https://t.co/ja4xEEK1kk

— AZ Dept of Health (@AZDHS) January 12, 2021

COVID-19 Testing Locations in Pima County!! Please share and continue to wear a mask! #Tucson #MaskUpAz @whatsuptucson pic.twitter.com/gRVLz4VnfB

— LPKNC (@LPKNC_Tucson) January 12, 2021

For more information on COVID-19 testing, including additional testing sites throughout the Tucson area: https://t.co/poVgXOCOf4

— Downtown Tucson (@DowntownTucson) January 12, 2021

Free testing is available for anybody five years of age or older every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday (excluding holidays) from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Those seeking testing must make an appointment ahead of time: https://t.co/dUrhQNloLc or by calling 855-452-2346. pic.twitter.com/t1ForprQcH

— Downtown Tucson (@DowntownTucson) January 11, 2021

#COVID19 Vaccine Update: 43,960 people have registered to receive their vaccine. There are still over 50,000 appointments available; Those who qualify for phases 1A or priority 1B can register here: https://t.co/eMc1VJgouh #RollUpYourSleeve pic.twitter.com/Ypy6RcaF7Z

— AZ Dept of Health (@AZDHS) January 11, 2021

Our new 24/7 site at @StateFarmStdm will RAPIDLY expand Arizona’s vaccine distribution ✅

I’m grateful to @AZDHS, @MBidwill, @AZCardinals, @ASU, @IvyFoundation, @BCBSAZ and @AZNationalGuard for their help in launching this site quickly! #AZResilient https://t.co/D2rsHuNXhD

— Doug Ducey (@dougducey) January 11, 2021

Since the pandemic started, 13,406 people have been admitted to county hospitals with COVID-19; more than half, 7,336, since Nov. 1 (there have been 2,404 admissions since Christmas Day). Of the total admissions, 2,245 of them ended up in the ICU; 798, or 35%, since Nov. 1. pic.twitter.com/gy48JaDPWh

— Pima County Health (@pchd) January 11, 2021

“With the pandemic, Will found himself back in a Blackhawk helicopter delivering COVID testing kits to tribal nations. That was Will’s idea of a break from his regular job at Scottsdale Osborn Medical Center.”

📷 Will Smith, @AZNationalGuard, getting his vaccine in December 4/4 pic.twitter.com/njkbREAQYq

— The 9th Floor (@9thFloorAZ) January 11, 2021

UPCOMING LIVE: Join us January 12th @ 2 PM for a Facebook Live event, addressing the local COVID-19 vaccinations.
Registered Nurse Mauriah Walker and Public Health Emergency Preparedness Planner Rhonda Krouse will address vaccine information and enrollment education. pic.twitter.com/oYYqjtktEd

— Navajo County (@NavajoCountyAZ) January 11, 2021

Thank you for your patience in understanding that we can only vaccinate when shipments arrive.https://t.co/6kkI1sP9Ks

— Pinal County Public Health Services District (@pinalhealth) January 11, 2021

Our athletic trainers just got their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. #PrideofAmphi pic.twitter.com/kXBEOmasc6

— Amphi Public Schools (@AmphiSchools) January 11, 2021