Fresno County coronavirus: COVID-19 vaccine available free of charge to provincial residents 75 years and older at Fresno Fairgrounds

FRESNO, California (KFSN) – The COVID-19 vaccine is now available free of charge to Fresno County residents over the age of 75, health officials announced Wednesday.

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Residents who are 75 years or older can make an appointment from January 13 between 08:00 and 16:45 to be vaccinated at the Fresno Fairgrounds.

Those making an appointment must bring their ID and proof of registration. The vaccine is free and will be administered in the Agricultural Building. See a full map below.

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You can register for one of the available dates by clicking here.

Parking is free for those making an appointment. Officials say you can park in the Carnival parking lot.