A public health nurse administers a COVID-19 vaccine. (File photo supplied by Southwestern Public Health)A public health nurse administers a COVID-19 vaccine. (File photo supplied by Southwestern Public Health)
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Local health units continue vaccine clinics

Local public health units continue to run COVID-19 vaccine clinics.

Although, fewer than what they have been, the pop-up clinics are in various communities.

Clinics in Huron and Perth are in Goderich and Stratford between 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Goderich Memorial Arena and Stratford Rotary Complex.

There are two clinics per day through the rest of the week with on planned for Saturday.

The locations and times of those clinics can be found by clicking here.

As of September 3, Huron Perth Public Health was tracking 28 cases. Vaccine coverage for those 12 years and over has reached 80.1 percent for a single dose and 73.6 percent for two doses.

In Grey and Bruce, there is one pop-up clinic Tuesday and that is at the Meaford Community Centre from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. The full schedule for the rest of the week can be found by clicking here.

The single dose rate for those 12 years of age and older has climbed to 82.1 percent while the two dose rate sits at 76.7 percent.

As for the active case count, there is 16 in Grey and Bruce as of late Monday.

And Wellington-Dufferin-Public Health is showing an 84.6 percent single dose rate for the population 12 years of age and older and 79.2 percent for two doses.

There multiple vaccine clinics available and locations and times can be found by clicking here.

As of Friday there were 33 active cases in Wellington County.

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