OCCHD To Offer COVID Vaccine Booster Shots Monday

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Sunday, October 24th 2021, 1:56 pm

By: Nate Kotisso

OCCHD To Offer COVID Vaccine Booster Shots Monday

OCCHD To Offer COVID Vaccine Booster Shots Monday

OKLAHOMA CITY -

The Oklahoma City-County Health Department will start offering Moderna and Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 boosters.

The department said you can choose which booster you would like to receive.

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