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Gov. Beshear Announces 28 New COVID-19 Vaccination Sites, 291 Total Sites
Crystal Staley or Sebastian Kitchen502-564-2611https://governor.ky.govOffice of the Governor700 Capitol AvenueFrankfortKY40601
Governor, state officials update Kentuckians on winter storm safety, unemployment insurance, long-term care visitation
FRANKFORT, Ky. (Feb. 18, 2021) – On Thursday, Gov. Andy Beshear announced the state is opening an additional 28 vaccination sites, for a total of 291 sites across the commonwealth.
“There is now a provider that has vaccine close to where everybody lives in the commonwealth,” said Gov. Beshear. “There are some areas where you might have to drive just a little bit further, but we continue to add new sites for greater convenience. In many ways, we wish you could just call one number to sign up, but we are building for the future so there will be many sites available when vaccine supply increases to what we need.”
Kentuckians can see a list of all new vaccination sites here. To see a map of all regional vaccination sites, click here. For more information, go to vaccine.ky.gov or kycovid19.ky.gov/ky-covid-vaccine.
The Governor also updated Kentuckians on visitation protocols in some of the state’s long-term care facilities that will take effect Saturday, Feb. 20.
“Indoor visitation will resume for non-Medicare-certified facilities that have been through the vaccination process: that includes assisted living facilities, personal care homes, intermediate care facilities for individuals with intellectual disabilities and independent living facilities,” the Governor said. “Group activities, communal dining and visitation amongst vaccinated residents will resume.”
Cabinet for Health and Family Services inspector general Adam Mather added, “I want to thank residents and their families for their patience during this pandemic. It’s been a long journey and it’s exciting to be able to relax some restrictions. I want to reiterate that this relaxation only applies to facilities that are not Medicare-certified at this time. Thanks to Walgreens and CVS for their quick vaccination efforts to make this happen.”
Visitors must schedule with the facility ahead of time. Up to two visitors (if from the same household) can visit a resident at one time. Visitors need to show proof of a negative COVID-19 test within 72 hours of the visit or of a COVID-19 vaccination. Detailed guidance will be posted here tomorrow.
Case Information
As of 4 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 18, Gov. Beshear reported the following COVID-19 numbers:
New cases today: 963
New deaths today: 37
Positivity rate: 7.07%
Total deaths: 4,373
Currently hospitalized: 935
Currently in ICU: 260
Currently on ventilator: 130
Highway 24, Lawrence Street intersection gets new traffic signals
Published 5:11 pm Wednesday, January 6, 2021
Those who travel Highway 24 have surely noticed the new addition being installed on this thoroughfare in Russellville.
After almost four years of communication with the Alabama Department of Transportation, Russellville is getting traffic lights at the intersection of Highway 24 and Lawrence Street.
“This has been a long time coming,” said Russellville Mayor David Grissom. “This is something that is really going to be good for the safety of everyone. I know we have had quite a few wrecks there, so this was really needed.”
The traffic lights have been installed but still need electricity hook-ups and then testing to ensure they are working properly.
Russellville Police Chief Chris Hargett said it will be about a month before the signals are ready to go live.
Once the lights are approved operational, they will flash for one week to allow people to become used to them being there. After that time period, they will be fully operational.
Russellville City Councilman David Palmer said some of the installation process has caused confusion for drivers because the previous stop sign in the median had to be moved to another location while the lights were being installed.
To help clear up confusion, a new stop sign is going to be placed in the location of the old stop sign until the lights are operational.
Since the traffic lights were installed by the state highway department because it is a state road, there was no cost to the city.
Grissom said he is excited to see this improvement finally come to Russellville and hopes this will fix any traffic problems.
Russellville City Councilman Jamie Harris echoed Grissom’s statement, saying the traffic lights will be a big help in that area.
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“That is in my district, in District 5, and it was much needed,” Harris said. “I think this will really help make that area a lot safer.”
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