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(via Office Of The First Lady Communications) - On Thursday, June 24, First Lady Jill Biden will travel to Kissimmee and Tampa, Florida where she will visit vaccine sites and encourage everyone in these communities to get vaccinated.
In Kissimmee, the First Lady will visit a drive-through vaccination site administered by Osceola Community Health Services.
- At 1:30 PM ET (subject to change), the First Lady will arrive in Orlando. Additional location details to follow. For interested media, please REGISTER HERE by Tuesday 6/22 at 6:00 PM ET.
- At 2:15 PM ET (subject to change), the First Lady will visit a drive-through vaccination site in Kissimmee, FL. Additional location details to follow. For interested media, please REGISTER HERE by Tuesday 6/22 at 6:00 PM ET.
In Tampa, the First Lady will join the Tampa Bay Lightning for AdventHealth's Shots On Ice vaccination event at AMALIE Arena.
- At 4:15 PM ET (subject to change), the First Lady will arrive in Tampa. Additional location details to follow. For interested media, please REGISTER HERE by Tuesday 6/22 at 6:00 PM ET.
- At 5:00 PM ET (subject to change), the First Lady will join the Tampa Bay Lightning for a vaccination event at AMALIE Arena. For interested media, please REGISTER HERE by Tuesday 6/22 at 6:00 PM ET.
As a part of the Together Tampa Bay initiative, AdventHealth, presenting partner of the Lightning’s 2021 Stanley Cup Playoff run, is hosting a vaccination event at AMALIE Arena. Floridians are invited to register to receive vaccinations, take shots on net from the ice, score photos with ThunderBug and the Zamboni, as well as receive Lightning swag.
Plus, Floridians will have the opportunity to partake in sweepstakes for great prizes, including Lightning game tickets. Floridians are encouraged to get vaccinated at this event and REGISTER HERE.
AdventHealth will provide no-cost Pfizer two-dose and Johnson & Johnson single-dose COVID-19 vaccinations.
These trips are part of the Administration’s nation-wide tour to reach millions of Americans who still need protection against the virus, highlight the ease of getting vaccinated, and mobilize grassroots vaccine education and outreach efforts. Additional details on times and locations to follow.
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