Vaccine Is Coming To Woodbridge Local Pharmacies, Mayor Says

WOODBRIDGE, NJ — Access to the coronavirus vaccine is growing in New Jersey, and more local Woodridge pharmacies will begin offering the vaccine in the coming weeks, said Mayor John McCormac on Friday.

However, no local pharmacies have been named yet on this list of all the most current vaccine locations in Middlesex County: http://www.twp.woodbridge.nj.u...

Woodbridge's Senior Transportation busses can drive people to vaccine appointments in town or at Raritan Center in Edison. Just call 732-726-2394.

No computer or email address? Here are some ways Woodbridge will help you register for the vaccine:

1. Call the Woodbridge Township Senior Center Hotline at 732-726-6264 and a senior center coordinator will help you to pre-register on NJVSS. Speak to Liz, Sandra, Rosemary, another Liz or their supervisor Cynthia.

2. Call the NJ State Health Department Call Center at 855-568-0545. Once registered, people who do not have access to a computer will be notified by mail regarding their appointment.

3. If you do not have an email address, speak with a responsible family
member, who does have an email address, to help you with registration.

Other COVID-19 Vaccine Locations:

1. Visit rwjbh.org/covid19vaccine to register to receive a vaccine at the Middlesex County Megasite:
NJ Convention & Expo Center, 97 Sunfield Avenue, Edison NJ 08837

2. Visit https://covid19.nj.gov/pages/c... to view NJ COVID-19 Vaccine Locations for eligible residents. Check this website often as it changes daily. Many vaccine sites have their own registration websites to register directly.

And here is perhaps Woodbridge's most famous local resident, Eric LeGrand, getting his vaccine on Wednesday of this week: