Dozens of COVID-19 vaccination sites have opened across New Jersey for those eligible to receive a shot.
But supplies are still very limited.
Some sites may have already run out of doses or have all their appointments booked.
About 650,000 doses were distributed to New Jersey by the second week of January. Of that, 288,000 doses have been given and 215,000 have been set aside for nursing homes. That leaves roughly 150,000 doses until the next weekly shipment from the federal government.
Appointments have been difficult to get for many New Jerseyans. But they are necessary. Walk-ins are not allowed.
As of Jan. 14, those eligible include
health care workers
police and firefighters
anyone 65 years and older
anyone 16 to 64 with chronic health conditions: cancer, chronic kidney disease, COPD, down syndrome, heart conditions, obesity, sickle cell and Type 2 diabetes.
smokers
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The list below is subject to change. It will be d if additional sites are opened as more doses become available and if some sites close. Also check with your local health department to see if your town will host a site.
