Vaccines are still limited based on the capacity of the manufacturers to produce it, so it will take time for Texas to receive enough vaccine for all the people in the priority populations who want to be vaccinated. The supply is expected to increase in the coming months, and additional vaccines are in clinical trials and may be authorized by the Food and Drug Administration.
COVID-19 News
LEAGUE CITY FREE Mobile COVID-19 Testing
Free mobile COVID-19 testing will be offered in League City from Monday, January 11 through Friday, January 15. Testing will be available daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the pavilion located at Chester L. Davis Sportplex, 1251 W. League City Parkway. No appointment is required and you do not need symptoms to test.
GALVESTON COUNTY To Distribute FREE Masks To Small Business Owners
Galveston County, through the Galveston County COVID-19 Business Taskforce (GCCBTF), will be distributing 125,000 face masks to businesses across the county. Businesses will be provided with a one month supply of masks. Priority will be given to locally-owned small businesses that have prolonged interaction with the public.
PRESS RELEASE: Galveston County to Distribute Masks to Small Business Community
‼ COVID-19 testing is available for all Galveston County residents
For more information visit: https://gcoem.org/covid-19-test-locations/
COVID-19 testing is available for all Galveston County residents. For more information visit: https://t.co/N09x8xC992@GalvCoTx @utmbhealth #GalvCoPrepares pic.twitter.com/swYpGSCBPW
— Galveston County OEM (@galvcountyoem) January 5, 2021
GCHD COVID Vaccines Available For Those 65 And Older
Beginning Thursday, Jan. 7, the Galveston County Health District will offer the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine to those who are 65 years of age and older, by appointment only.
