The county health department and local partners held COVID-19 events in St. Albans, in western Kanawha County, during 2021.
Drive-thru vaccine clinic, June 2021
On Friday, June 4, 2021, a free COVID-19 vaccine clinic took place from noon to 6 p.m. in the parking lot of First Presbyterian Church of Saint Albans, 201 Kanawha Terrace, at Third Street. The city of St. Albans, the county health department and the Saint Albans Ministry Alliance ran the clinic.
- Any West Virginia resident age 12 or older could get a vaccine.
- People age 12 to 17 had to come with a parent or guardian, or bring a signed school permission slip.
- The first 300 people who got a vaccine received a $20 gift card for a St. Albans business.
- The organizers said they wanted to reach people age 65 and older and people age 12 to 35.
Testing at outreach events
In the spring and summer of 2021, the health department and community partners also held free HIV testing events in St. Albans. These events also offered COVID-19 tests and vaccines. See Expanded HIV testing opportunities continue, HIV testing in St. Albans and HIV testing at the West Side Volunteer Fire Department.
See also the First Presbyterian Church location page and the full list of events.
This information is from 2021. It is kept here as a record and is not current advice. Check current COVID-19 vaccine guidance from the CDC or your doctor.