Allegheny County, school districts prepared to respond to president's COVID-19 winter strategy
The president also announced that the mask mandate for travel will be extended to March, affecting millions of people who travel by airplane, bus and train.
The president also announced that the mask mandate for travel will be extended to March, affecting millions of people who travel by airplane, bus and train.
The president also announced that the mask mandate for travel will be extended to March, affecting millions of people who travel by airplane, bus and train.
Allegheny County is prepared to continue with county-wide vaccination clinics for individuals and families throughout the winter months while providing access to the vaccine and booster shots for the elderly.
This is in response to President Joe Biden's announcement to minimize the spread of COVID-19 variants.
A county spokesperson says vaccine providers who are working with the county will travel to senior resident facilities, ensuring they have access.
Administrators in the Penn Hills School District say they are coordinating with UPMC to provide community vaccine clinics and have one scheduled for Dec. 15.
The president also announced that the mask mandate for travel will be extended to March, affecting millions of people who travel by airplane, bus and train.
Advisories from the CDC say that public transportation represents one of the highest risks for spreading the virus.