ST. LOUIS – Missouri Governor Mike Parson announced Thursday plans to have approximately 4.5 million residents eligible to receive the COVID vaccine by April 9.
During the announcement at a statehouse news conference, Parson said the state would move to Phase 2 eligibility for vaccination against the coronavirus starting March 29, and to Phase 3, for all Missouri adults starting April 9, citing significant increases in vaccines coming to the state from the federal government by the first week of April.
Phase 2 includes Chemical, construction, commercial facilities, critical manufacturing, defense, financial services, food/agricultural, higher education, disproportionately affected populations, homeless, libraries.
The increase in supply, Parson said, made it important to ensure a consistent number of eligible patients to receive the vaccine.
How to find a vaccine appointment:
- Missouri COVID vaccinator map– find an appointment
- Walmart– find an appointment
- Sam’s Club – find an appointment
- CVS– find an appointment
- Walgreens– find an appointment
- Health Mart – find an appointment
If you still need to register to be notified when you are eligible for the vaccine you can do that here: How to sign up for the COVID vaccine waiting list
