San Jose: Media Advisory: Sunday Vaccine Clinic
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Day of Contact
Vicki Day, EPIO, City of San José
408-482-1613

Media Contact
Carolina Camarena, Director of Communications, City Manager's Office of Communications
408-535-7777; carolina.camarena@sanjoseca.gov

Details:
What:	This vaccine clinic has been scheduled on a Sunday to meet the needs of the working people of the Summerside and Stonegate East & West neighborhoods and surrounding community, and is the first City-sponsored vaccine event to be hosted at a San José Public Library. The clinic will be administering the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, and is open to residents age 18 and older. With the goal to close the vaccine equity gap, particularly in the areas of San José where residents have been the most disproportionately affected by the pandemic, this clinic aims to provide opportunities for residents to get vaccinated by offering weekend hours. To further address technology barriers, staff and volunteers canvassed the neighborhood to make sure community members are aware of the clinic. More on The Californer Von Rock Law Named SFGate's Best Probate and Estate Attorney in 2025 Long Beach to Conduct Annual Summer Recess for City Council Meetings During July Plan to Launch Silo Technologies' Cybersecurity Pilot Program for Ultimate Nationwide Deployment via Exclusive Partnership: Stock Symbol: BULT Robert Michael & Co. Real Estate Team Celebrates Industry Recognition and Showcases Premier Central Florida Listings Montessori Stoppani Partners with Lifetime Montessori School
When:	Sunday, May 16, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Where:	Tully Community Branch Library 880 Tully Rd. San José, CA 95111
Who:	City of San José Safeway Asian American Center of Santa Clara County
Background:	The Tully Community Branch Library event is one in a series of vaccine events aimed at addressing obstacles to getting the vaccine to impacted communities. No appointment, identification, insurance, or proof of immigration status is required to receive the vaccination. Accommodations will be made for those needing language or access assistance.

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