HARRISBURG, Pa. — A drive-thru mass vaccination clinic will be held starting Tuesday on HACC's campus in Dauphin County.
Nearly 700 doses of Moderna are expected to be administered on the first day of the clinic with 1,000 more doses administered on Wednesday. The vaccinations are by appointment only. Currently the HACC campus is not open to the public. The clinic will run from 10am-4pm.
Dauphin County Commissioners are teaming up with UPMC to hold the drive-thru which is a first of its kind in the county.
The commissioners said more vaccine is expected to be administered March 30 & 31st at the clinic. However, it is unclear at this time how much vaccine will be available for the clinic on those future dates.
"Invitations are drawn from this clinic from those eligible individuals living within Dauphin Co. who have registered through UPMC's online registration system," said Lou Baverso, COO, UPMC Pinnacle.
Officials said they hope the clinic will help those living with disability and mobility issues to also get vaccines.
People with limited access to technology or who need assistance registering can call 844-UPMCVAC (844-876-2822) between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., seven days a week