Wisconsin Center serves as federal pilot community vaccination clinic
Wisconsin Center serves as federal pilot community vaccination clinic
The Wisconsin Center will serve as a federal pilot community vaccination clinic starting Tuesday, April 6.
MILWAUKEE - The Wisconsin Center will serve as a federal pilot community vaccination clinic starting Tuesday, April 6.
As part of the program, the Wisconsin Center will receive resources and vaccine supply to administer 3,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccine each day. All of the vaccine supply will come from the federal government -- instead of the state's supply.
Previously, the Wisconsin Center was federally supported by FEMA -- and will now transition to a Type 2 Federal Pilot Community Vaccination Clinic operating seven days a week for eight weeks.
COVID-19 vaccination site at the Wisconsin Center
Vaccinations will still be by appointment only -- and will use the same registration process that has been in place -- using the website milwaukee.gov/covidvax.
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Eventually, the Wisconsin Center will transition to use the Wisconsin vaccine registry as the main method to schedule an appointment.
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