COVID-19 vaccinations in Macomb County
Todd McInturf
The Detroit News
Macomb County Executive Mark Hackel addresses the media before the COVID-19 vaccination facility opens. The city of Sterling Heights, Macomb County, Shelby Township, and Silver Pine Family Physicians partner to open a new drive-thru COVID-19 vaccination facility in the former Sears Automotive Center garage at Lakeside Mall, Wednesday, March 31, 2021.
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Sterling Height Mayor Michael Taylor, left, hands paperwork that blew away in the wind back to Macomb County Health Director Andrew Cox as Cox addresses the media before the COVID-19 vaccination facility opens.
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Elizabeth Hertel, director of the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, addresses the media before the COVID-19 vaccination facility opens.
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Mike Kijewsk verifies appointments and checks people in before their vaccinations.
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Motorists wait in line to enter the former Sears Automotive Center garage at Lakeside Mall to receive their vaccinations.
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Motorists wait in line to enter the former Sears Automotive Center garage at the Lakeside Mall in Sterling Heights to receive their vaccinations.
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Shelby Township firefighter and medic David Grabski, left, prepares to vaccinate a motorist as Lt. Eric Gooch, right, deals with paperwork.
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Shelby Township firefighter and medic David Grabski prepares to vaccinate a motorist.
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Shelby Township Fire Capt. Paul Brown prepares to vaccinate a passenger in the former Sears Automotive Center garage.
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Shelby Township firefighter and medic David Grabski vaccinates a motorist.
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Motorists wait at least 15 minutes after receiving their vaccinations before leaving the area.
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