Vaccine Clinic At Algonquin Public Works Facility This Weekend

ALGONQUIN, IL —Algonquin officials and a state senator are teaming up to urge anyone who hasn't yet received their COVID-19 vaccine to stop out to a free COVID-19 vaccination clinic this weekend at the Algonquin Public Works facility.

The Pfizer shot will be offered to anyone 12 years old and older at a clinic held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on May 15. The second shot will be doled out from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. June 5. Appointments can be booked online and walk-ins are also accepted.

“The clinic is open to anyone, but we are especially encouraging our local residents who have not received a shot to take advantage of this free and safe opportunity to help us get our community vaccinated,” said Illinois Senate leader Dan McConchie, R-Hawthorn Woods. “COVID-19 has wreaked havoc on our public health and economy in the 26th District. This clinic is an opportunity to help us move forward in defeating this deadly virus.”

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Those who attend the first clinic at the public works facility, 110 Meyer Drive, must also attend the second clinic to receive both of their shots.

“Last year our Public Works Staff created plans using the Public Works Facility to distribute the vaccine to area residents,” said Debby Sosine, president for the Algonquin Village Board “We are very excited to be expediting these plans in a partnership with Senate Republican Leader Dan McConchie for this vaccine event which will bring an easy, local and safe location for our Algonquin residents and the surrounding areas to receive the vaccine.”

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