Monoclonal Antibody treatment site moves from Jacksonville Main Library

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Thursday is the last day to receive free Monoclonal Antibody treatment at the Jacksonville Library before it heads to its new location.

Last month Mayor Lenny Curry announced on Twitter that the site would be relocated due to a “dramatic reduction in COVID-19 cases.” The library has operated as an antibody treatment clinic since Aug. 17.

Beginning at 9 a.m. Dec. 10, the new site will be located at the Joseph Lee Center (5120 Perry Street). The site will continue to operate seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Reminder: The Monoclonal Antibody site at the @jaxlibrary Main Branch will move to a new location after the end of the day today (5pm). Starting at 9am tomorrow, December 10, the Monoclonal Antibody site will be located at the Joseph Lee Center (5120 Perry St). pic.twitter.com/KLc6BsMf5i
— City of Jacksonville (COJ) (@CityofJax) December 9, 2021