Sibley, Iowa — Each Friday afternoon, Osceola Community Health Services in Sibley posts a video report on COVID-19 vaccinations for the week. We’ll be bringing you information from the previous week’s report each week at this time on KIWA.
In Friday’s report, Osceola Community Health Services Director Pam Juber reported two vaccine clinics that were held by Health Services last week.
Juber says the demand for vaccinations has decreased in recent days around the state, and as a result, Osceola Community Health Services has vaccine on hand. She urges you to call and set up an appointment for a vaccination.
She says Osceola County is seeing more positive cases of COVID-19 these days.
Juber offers important tips if you’re heading out and about.
Friday, April 9th’s entire video with Osceola Community Health Services Director Pam Juber may be viewed below.
