VACCINATIONS. ONLY 5% OF ADULTS ARE VACCINATED. DEIRDRE: MCDONALD’S IS JOINING THE EFFORT TO GET MORE PEOPLE VACCINAT.ED TEO: KCRA 3’S LETICIA ORDAZ IS LIVE IN VACAVILLE WITH THE INCENTIVES BEING OFFEDER THIS WEEK TO GET CALIFORNIANS PROTECTED AGAINST COVI LETICIA: GOOD MORNING. IT IS A SUPER CONVENIENT WAY FOR PEOPLE TO GET VACCINATED IN CALIFORNIA IF THEY HAVEN’T ALREADY. THIS IS ONE OF THE LOCATIONSN O ALAMO DRIVE IN VACAVIL.LE THE SHOTS BEGIN AT 11:00 AND ANYONE WHO ROLLS UP THEIR SLEEVE WILL BE WALKING AWAY WITH A FREE MENU ITEM OF THEIR CHOE.IC THE STATE IS WORKING WHIT 70 LOCATIONS ACROSS CALIFORNITOA PROVIDE SHOTS AT THE RESTAURANTS TO EMPLOYEES, THEIR FAMILIES, AND CUSTOMERS. MESO LOCATIONS WILL HOST A ONE-DAY EVENT, OTHERS WILL OERFF MULTIPLE CLINIC DAS.TE THERE IS NO NEED TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT, YOU CAN JUST WALK UP, GET YOUR VACCINE AND FREE FOOD. SELECT MCDONALDS IN SACRAMENTO, FAIRFIELD, VACAVILLE, SUISUN CITY AND WOODLAND ARE TANGKI PART THIS WEEK. THE POP-UP SITES WERE SELEEDCT IN HIGH-TRAFFIC AREAS IN PTSAR OF THE STATE THAT HAVE EXPERIENCED LOWER VACCINATION RATES. THE CLINICS IN VACAVILLE ARE FROM 11:00 UILNT 2:00 P.M. AT THE MCDONALD'’ I MENTIONED ON ALAMO DRIVE. THEY START TOMORROINW SACRAMENTO. LETI
Californians can get COVID-19 vaccines, free food at select McDonald's locations
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Updated: 10:06 AM PDT Jun 21, 2021
McDonald's is joining the effort to get more people vaccinated against COVID-19. The state is working with more than 70 locations across California to provide shots at the restaurants to employees, their families and customers alike. Some locations will host a one-day event while others will offer multiple clinic dates. There is no need to make an appointment. Organizers say to just walk up, get your vaccine and a free menu item of your choice. In northern California, select McDonald's in Sacramento, Fairfield, Vacaville, Suisun City and Woodland are among the locations taking part this week. For a complete list of McDonald's pop-up vaccination sites, visit www.CAMcDEvents.com. The pop-up sites were selected because they're considered high-traffic areas in parts of the state that have experienced lower vaccination rates, health officials say.
McDonald's is joining the effort to get more people vaccinated against COVID-19.
The state is working with more than 70 locations across California to provide shots at the restaurants to employees, their families and customers alike.
Some locations will host a one-day event while others will offer multiple clinic dates.
There is no need to make an appointment. Organizers say to just walk up, get your vaccine and a free menu item of your choice.
In northern California, select McDonald's in Sacramento, Fairfield, Vacaville, Suisun City and Woodland are among the locations taking part this week. For a complete list of McDonald's pop-up vaccination sites, visit www.CAMcDEvents.com.
The pop-up sites were selected because they're considered high-traffic areas in parts of the state that have experienced lower vaccination rates, health officials say.
