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The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services has announced that the rest of Group 4 will be eligible for the COVID-19 vaccination beginning March 31 and all remaining adults (Group 5) will be eligible beginning April 7. There will be no clinics on Good Friday or April 2nd. Vaccines are given at the [ … ] Read More »
Cumberland County has dropped from the Orange Tier to the Yellow Tier of the NC County Alert System, according to the most recent available data taken from Feb. 28 – March 13. Though the Yellow Tier of the NC County Alert System indicates significant community spread, it is less severe than the Orange Tier, which [ … ] Read More »
Released from Cumberland County Dept. of Public Health February 5th, 2021 “Receiving Your Second Dose There is no clinic scheduled on Saturday, Feb. 6. The vaccination record individuals received for their first dose indicates the earliest date to receive the second dose. It is not an appointment card. The second dose should be administered [ … ] Read More »
Vaccination Clinics On Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday – Feb. 9, 10 and 12 The Cumberland County Department of Public Health will be hosting three COVID-19 vaccination clinics next week for people in Groups 1 and 2, which includes healthcare workers with direct patient contact, long-term care facility staff and residents and individuals ages 65 and [ … ] Read More »
Vaccine ages have been expanded. As reported from Cumberland County Dept. of Health: “North Carolina has expanded its coronavirus vaccine protocols by opening eligibility for the COVID-19 shots to individuals ages 65 and older and to all healthcare workers. The Cumberland County Department of Public Health will begin offering the vaccine to people ages [ … ] Read More »
From Cumberland County: Tax Relief Programs Available to Property Owners Jan 13, 2021 “Cumberland County Tax Administration reminds citizens about several tax relief programs offered to qualified property owners. The Elderly or Disabled Exclusion program excludes from taxation the greater of the first $25,000, or 50% of the assessed value on the permanent residence of a [ … ] Read More »
From the Cumberland County Health Department: ” Jan 13, 2021 The Cumberland County Department of Public Health now offers residents who are eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine in Phase 1a and Phase 1b, Group 1 (ages 75 years and older), the option of requesting appointment slots for drive-thru clinics offered at the Crown Complex [ … ] Read More »
From Cumberland County Dept. of Health and Human Services: What to Know Before You Go to Vaccination Clinics for Ages 75 and Older at Crown Complex Jan 11, 2021 “The Cumberland County Department of Public Health will hold COVID-19 vaccination drive-thru clinics this week at the Crown Expo Center, 1960 Coliseum Dr., for individuals in [ … ] Read More »
NC’s Stay-at-Home order was modified again by Governor Cooper, and was extended until at least January 29th. The order asks that everyone be home between the hours of 10 p.m. and 5 a.m., with some exceptions including having an emergency or having to work. A recent message from NCDHHS Secretary, Dr. Mandy Cohen: “We are [ … ] Read More »
As reported from the CC Dept. of Health and Human Services: “he Cumberland County Department of Public Health vaccinated 500 people today at its COVID-19 vaccination clinic held at the Crown Complex. Within the first three hours, 200 vaccines were given to individuals in Phase 1a and Phase 1b, Group 1. Individuals who received [ … ] Read More »
