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It may seem early to be thinking about going back to school, but summer has a way of rushing by! Amarillo Public Library is delighted to partner with the City of Amarillo Department of Public Health to offer vaccination clinics to Amarillo families this summer. Throughout the summer, Public Health’s mobile unit will park at various APL locations from 11 AM to 2 PM to provide free vaccinations for uninsured and Medicaid eligible families. Here is the complete schedule:

  • Tuesday, June 9 at the North Branch – 1500 NE 15th
  • Wednesday, June 17 at the East Branch – 2232 SE 27th
  • Thursday, July 2 at the Southwest Branch – 6801 SW 45th
  • Wednesday, July 8 at the North Branch – 1500 NE 15th
  • Thursday, July 9 at the Northwest Branch – 6100 SW 9th
  • Monday, July 20 at the Downtown Library – 413 SE 4th
  • Thursday, July 23 at the Southwest Branch – 6801 SW 45th
  • Wednesday, August 12 at the Downtown Library – 413 SE 4th
  • Thursday, August 13 at the Northwest Branch – 6100 SW 9th
  • Monday, August 17 at the East Branch – 2232 SE 27th

For more information, please contact Stacy Clopton with APL or Kaylee Pearman with Public Health

Stacy Clopton, APL Coordinator of PR and Programming
Amarillo Public Library
stacy.clopton@amarillolibrary.org
806-378-3051-office
806-570-7244-cell

Kaylee Pearman, Outreach Program Manager
Amarillo Public Health
kaylee.pearman@amarillo.gov
806-378-6559

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