JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Many changes have taken place with the COVID-19 vaccine sites in Duval County over the past several weeks. Here’s what you need to know about which sites are offering first doses, and which ones are now only offering second doses:
CLANZIEL T. BROWN COMMUNITY CENTER
The City of Jacksonville said for two days only, the Clanzel T. Brown Community Center located at 4575 Moncrief Road will be used as a COVID-19 vaccination site.
The site will be open on Friday, Feb. 5 and Saturday, Feb. 6 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
You will need to bring a photo ID and a completed consent form. The form will also be available to fill out at the site if you’re unable to complete it ahead of time.
Click here for more information on this site.
REGENCY MALL:
Starting Wednesday, Jan. 20, Regency Square Mall will become a state-run COVID-19 Vaccination site.
The Regency Mall site is by appointment only. To make an appointment call 1-866-200-3762. NOTE: Appointments can only be made by phone, online appointments are not available at this time.
During your appointment, you must have a photo ID that proves that you’re a Florida resident.
For more on the Regency Mall vaccination site, click here.
PRIME OSBORN CONVENTION CENTER:
The Florida Department of Health - Duval County is no longer offering first dose COVID-19 vaccine appointments at the Prime Osborn. The site has been vaccinating health care workers or people age 65 or older. Those who have already gotten their first dose at Prime Osborn will return to this location to get their second dose.
For those who already had their 1st dose:
- You do not need to make an appointment for your 2nd dose.
- The date for your 2nd dose is on the back of your COVID-19 vaccine card.
- Please bring the COVID-19 vaccine card to your next appointment.
- To receive your second dose, please return to the Prime Osborn Convention Center the 28th day after receiving your first dose. The time will be the same time as your first appointment. Example: If your first dose was December 28th at 2pm, you will return to the Prime Osborn for your second dose on January 25th at 2pm.
The Prime Osborn Vaccination Site will close after February 19.
MANDARIN AND LANE WILEY SENIOR CENTERS
The Mandarin and Lane Wiley senior centers are now closed to new patients in need of the first dose. A reminder for anyone who received their first dose at a city-run site, you will still be able to get your second dose.
People who receive their first dose at one of these locations will return to the same center 21 days later for their second dose.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON HOW TO GET YOUR SECOND DOSE AT THESE LOCATIONS, CLICK HERE.
Curry said the state is facilitating all COVID-19 vaccine distribution at the Regency Mall location. For more information on that, click here.
You can also visit the Florida Department of Health in Duval County page here.
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