Those who had vaccine appointments are advised to check their email for notification of rescheduling.
Find more on Williamson County's new vaccine waitlist program here.
Williamson County cancels COVID-19 testing, vaccine appointments for Jan. 11 due to inclement weather
Many areas of Williamson County saw snowfall Jan. 11. (Wendy Sturges/Community Impact Newspaper)
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Officials with the Williamson County Emergency Management Agency announced COVID-19 testing and vaccination appointments will be canceled for Jan. 11 due to snow and inclement weather in the area.
Those who had vaccine appointments are advised to check their email for notification of rescheduling.
Find more on Williamson County's new vaccine waitlist program here.
Those who had vaccine appointments are advised to check their email for notification of rescheduling.
Find more on Williamson County's new vaccine waitlist program here.
By Wendy Sturges
A Houston native and graduate of St. Edward's University in Austin, Wendy Sturges has worked as a community journalist covering local government, health care, business and development since 2011. She has worked with Community Impact since 2015 as a reporter and editor and moved to Tennessee in 2019.
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