Due to low demand, the city of Fort Worth is closing some COVID testing and vaccination centers next week.
In a statement Tuesday, the City of Fort Worth said it will end operations of select COVID-19 testing and vaccination centers due to low demand.
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WATCH HEREThe below testing and vaccination operations will close beginning the week of Feb. 21:
- Bob Bolen Public Safety Complex
- Heritage Church of Christ
- Como Community Center
- Scarborough-Handley Field
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The City of Fort Worth said it will continue to offer the following services:
- Vaccinations for special requests and pop-up events.
- Vaccinations at First Street Mission homeless outreach every Wednesday.
- Vaccinations for homebound residents every Thursday.
- Targeted neighborhood outreach through canvassing, testing, and vaccination on Fridays and Saturdays, as scheduled.
- Testing at TEXRail North Side Station, 3001 Decatur Avenue.
To learn more, contact the COVID-19 Hotline at 817-392-8478.
