Griffin Health and the State Dept. of Public Health is starting to provide second doses to those that were vaccinated over the last month.
In addition to the second doses, the Griffin vans will also have Johnson & Johnson single dose vaccinations for any walk-ins who would like to be vaccinated. This clinic is located at the Mrs. Rockwell’s building, next to the playground,each day- Friday, May 21 and Saturday, May 22–12pm to 6pm.
On Saturday, May 22, the Griffin van will also be located at the Bristol Soccer Club from 8am-1pm with Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson single dose vaccines.
On Sunday, May 23rd, there will be second dose clinics at First Congregational Church and Asbury Methodist Church 11am-5pm.
In addition to the second doses, the Griffin vans will also have Johnson & Johnson single dose vaccinations for any walk-ins who would like to be vaccinated.
Next week, May 24 through May 28th, there will be second dose clinics at Rockwell Park from Noon until 6pm. In addition to the second doses, the Griffin vans will also have Johnson & Johnson single dose vaccinations for any walk-ins who would like to be vaccinated.
Community Health Centers at 395 North Main Street are also administering vaccines Monday through Friday, 8:30am-4pm. No pre-registration is needed.
Since the inception of these Walk-In Clinics two weeks ago, an additional 600 people have been vaccinated, reported the Mayor.
“With Bristol now moving from Red to Orange in terms of the number of infections reported, and the lifting of mask restrictions, we are heading in the right direction but still need to encourage additional vaccinations,” stated Mayor Ellen Zoppo-Sassu. “The more people vaccinated the better. People should check the City website, Mayor’s Office Facebook page, or call the Mayor’s Office at 860-584-6250 for location and times. It is to all of our benefit to encourage our friends and neighbors to get vaccinated as well.”