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Update on Vaccination Registration on february 10th.
Feb 10, 2021
By San Juan County
Almost 2,000 islanders were able to secure appointments while there were some frustrations with the process.
When COVID vaccine registration opened at 5pm on Wednesday the 10th, many hundreds of islanders logged on and searched by their zip code for available clinics - just as they were advised to do in our instructional video.
Unfortunately, the zip code search feature was not working.
While most applicants were able to locate the island clinics by scrolling down or searching by island name, we extend our sincere apologies to those who were not.
Clearly the registration process remains frustrating. We will be working closely with the registration technology team at the WA State Department of Health to ensure future roll-outs are smoother.
Almost 2,000 islanders were able to secure appointments, and some slots remain on Orcas and just a few on Lopez at the time of writing (6:15pm). In order to sign up, or to monitor for future registration windows, please visit the vaccine registration website.
Unfortunately, the zip code search feature was not working.
While most applicants were able to locate the island clinics by scrolling down or searching by island name, we extend our sincere apologies to those who were not.
Clearly the registration process remains frustrating. We will be working closely with the registration technology team at the WA State Department of Health to ensure future roll-outs are smoother.
Almost 2,000 islanders were able to secure appointments, and some slots remain on Orcas and just a few on Lopez at the time of writing (6:15pm). In order to sign up, or to monitor for future registration windows, please visit the vaccine registration website.