Alabama Deploys Mobile COVID-19 Vaccination Units To Rural Areas
Richa Templin, an employee in the Jefferson County School District, received her dose at UAB.
Beginning Tuesday, March 23, the Alabama National Guard will deploy mobile COVID-19 vaccination units to 24 rural counties as part of an effort to reach underserved areas of the state.
The clinics will be open Tuesday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and are open for all eligible Alabamians free of charge. The mobile units will administer at least 1,000 vaccinations per site, per day for a total of 8,000 doses each week, according to the governor’s office.
To receive a vaccine, you need to complete a consent form. The ADPH asks you print the form and bring it with you. If you forget the form or don’t have a printer, you’ll be provided with a form when you arrive.
Consent Form In English | Consent Form In Spanish
The ADPH also asks that you review these five forms before you receive your first dose of the Pfizer vaccine.
- VAERS Form – English | Spanish
- EUA Fact Sheet for Recipients and Caregivers – English | Spanish
- V-Safe Sheet – English | Spanish
- Notice of Privacy Practice – English | Spanish
- Prevaccination Checklist for COVID-19 Vaccines – English | Spanish
Below you’ll find a list of which counties will be visited by the mobile unit and when. The ADPH advises you visit the website frequently because locations are subject to change.
Week One
March 23: Covington and Sumter Counties (Second Dose Scheduled: Tuesday, April 13)
- Location: Kiwanis Building: 2085 Kiwanis Drive, Andalusia, AL 36420 (Covington)
- Location: Jaycee Park: Hopkins Street, Livingston, AL 35470 (Sumter)
March 24: Coffee and Greene Counties (Second Dose Scheduled: Wednesday, April 14)
- Location: Enterprise Civic Center: 2401 Neil Metcalf Road, Enterprise, AL 36330 (Coffee)
- Location: 524 County Road 208, Eutaw, AL 35462 (Greene)
March 25: Dale and Hale Counties (Second Dose Scheduled: Thursday, April 15)
- Location: Ozark Civic Center: 320 East College Street, Ozark, AL 36360 (Dale)
- Location: Boys & Girls Club (Old National Guard Armory): 515 Greene Street, Greensboro, AL 36744 (Hale)
March 26: Henry and Perry Counties (Second Dose Scheduled: Friday, April 16)
- Location: Calvary Baptist Church: 310 Dothan Road, Abbeville, AL 36310 (Henry)
- Location: Marion Military Institute (Perry)
Week Two
March 30: Dallas and Lowndes Counties (Second Dose Scheduled: Tuesday, April 20)
- Location: Bloch Park: 108 Dallas Avenue, Selma, AL 36701 (Dallas)
- Location: Old National Guard Armory: 5 Gilmer Hills Road, Fort Deposit, AL 36032 (Lowndes)
March 31: Bullock and Choctaw Counties (Second Dose Scheduled: Wednesday, April 21)
- Location: Union Springs Elementary School: 211 Conecuh Avenue West, Union Springs, AL 36089 (Bullock)
- Location: Heritage Church of God: 161 Main Street, Gilbertown, AL 36908 (Choctaw)
April 1: Macon and Marengo Counties (Second Dose Scheduled: Thursday, April 22)
- Location: ALNG Armory: 1101 Chappie James Avenue, Tuskegee, AL 36083 (Macon)
- Location: Linden Athletic Field: 801 E. Coats Ave., Linden, AL 36748 (Marengo)
April 2: Russell and Wilcox Counties (Second Dose Scheduled: Friday, April 23)
- Location: Chattahoochee Valley CC: 2602 College Drive, Phenix City, AL 36869 (Russell)
- Location: Wilcox Central High School: 1310 T.L. Threadgill Road, Camden, AL 36726 (Wilcox)
Week Three
April 6: Butler and Washington Counties (Second Dose Scheduled: Tuesday, April 27)
- Location: Southside Baptist Church: 211 King Street, Greenville, AL 36037 (Butler)
- Location: 111 River Road (Just off Hwy. 43), McIntosh, AL 36553 (Washington)
April 7: Crenshaw and Monroe Counties (Second Dose Scheduled: Wednesday, April 28)
- Location: Tom Harbin Farm Center: 816 Airport Road, Luverne, AL 36049 (Crenshaw)
- Location: Monroe County High School: 212 Tiger Drive, Monroeville, AL 36460 (Monroe)
April 8: Clarke and Pike Counties (Second Dose Scheduled: Thursday, April 29)
- Location: SP Hudson Park: 115 Park Street, Grove Hill, AL 36451 (Clarke)
- Location: Sportsplex: 701 Enzor Road, Troy, AL 36079 (Pike)
April 9: Barbour and Conecuh Counties (Second Dose Scheduled: Friday, April 30)
- Location: Baker Hill School: 24 School House Road, Eufaula, AL 36027 (Barbour)
- Location: Liberty Hills Shopping Center: 78 Liberty Hill Place, Evergreen, AL 36401 (Conecuh)
Editor’s Note: This story has been updated to reflect changes in the vaccination schedule. The ADPH advises you visit the website frequently because locations are subject to change.
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