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Brazos Center to be converted into COVID-19 vaccination site

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BRYAN, TX — During a live-streamed conference, Brazos County officials announced plans to convert the Brazos Center into a public vaccination site starting Jan 18.

“We’ve identified a location. We’ve identified staffing. We have an overhead team in place and we’re hopeful that we can do a dry run as early as next Monday,” said former Brazos County Chief Deputy, Jim Stewart.

Stewart was recently announced to head Brazos County's COVID-19 vaccine distribution, working alongside local health officials, and leaders from Texas A&M University.

The Brazos Center will be reserved for the next three months, Mon-Fri for vaccinations, according to Stewart.

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