Minnesota resident, your vaccine is reserved in South St. Paul.

Minnesota Department of Health sent this bulletin at 08/09/2021 11:56 AM CDT
Roll up your sleeves, Minnesota

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Get your shot, get $100! Claim your vaccine on the mobile vaccination bus in South St. Paul.   

Tuesday, August 10, COVID-19 vaccines will be available in South St. Paul. Look for the mobile vaccination bus from 2 to 5 p.m. at Neighbors Inc. Food Shelf, 222 Grand Avenue West. To secure your single-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine, pre-register at Mobile Community Vaccination Program—South St. Paul. People who get vaccinated at this event can apply for the new Minnesota vaccine reward: Get Vaccinated. Get $100.

  • Anyone age 18 or older is eligible for the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.
  • Appointments are encouraged, but walk-ins are also welcome.
  • You will not have to pay to get vaccinated. You will not have to show ID, insurance, or proof of citizenship. 
  • Online sign-up for the mobile vaccination bus in South St. Paul is available in English as well as Hmong, Somali, Spanish, and Vietnamese.
  • Call 833-431-2053 with questions, or for help scheduling your appointment over the phone.
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Minnesotans who get their first COVID-19 vaccine dose between July 30 and August 15 are eligible for a $100 Visa gift card.

If you get vaccinated Tuesday in South St. Paul, you can then apply for for a $100 gift card. Visit Minnesota Rewards: Get vaccinated, get $100 for more details about claiming your reward. You can also call 833-431-2053 to apply over the phone; calls are answered Monday through Saturday. This offer is open to everyone 12 years of age and older. It may take five weeks for gift cards to be delivered.

Getting vaccinated is easy and convenient.

If you can’t make it to Tuesday’s mobile vaccination event in South St. Paul, it’s easy to find vaccines through other providers such as pharmacies, medical clinics, and local public health departments. Many sites welcome walk-ins. Use these resources to find convenient locations near you: 

If you already got your shot, THANK YOU!

Your decision to get vaccinated has helped protect your friends, family, neighbors, and coworkers. Together we have made so much progress, but there is a new sense of urgency in our response to the pandemic. The Delta variant is significantly more infectious than the original strain of the virus; it is now causing 3 out of every 4 COVID-19 cases in our state.

Please continue to be safe, and urge others you know to get vaccinated too! Make sure they know about Minnesota’s new vaccine reward: Get vaccinated. Get $100. Visit the CDC website How to talk about COVID-19 Vaccines with your friends and family to prepare for those conversations.

Mobile Vaccination Bus

What’s a mobile vaccination bus?

Minnesota Department of Health collaborated with Metro Transit to turn six buses into vaccination clinics on wheels by removing seating and installing new equipment. The Community Mobile Vaccination Program brings vaccines to people where they live and work, making it easy, safe, and convenient to get a COVID-19 vaccine. Watch "What to expect: Visiting a Mobile Vaccine Clinic" video on YouTube to learn more about the experience. Mobile vaccination buses are ADA accessible. In order to meet the needs of all people, please note that some vaccines may be administered outside of the bus. 

Does your school, business, or organization want to host a vaccination clinic? Complete the MDH Community Vaccination Event Request Form to be considered.