As soon as Moderna’s dose arrives, the city undertakes the registration process for the ‘risk’ Al Paso Covid-19 vaccine.

E.L. PASO, Texas – Local health officials said they plan to begin vaccinating the “at-risk population” for Covid-19 soon, as El Paso City began the registration process on Thursday as it announced a simultaneous arrival. 2,400 moderne vaccine doses.

The Texas State Health Services Department advised city officials late Wednesday night that they could use the latest vaccine doses before both respondents and healthcare workers – and even – for individuals 65 years of age or older as well as those with a long medical condition. (Click here for details on who meets state criteria for chronic medical conditions.)

Those who are part of these “priority groups” can register at the city by clicking on this link and submitting a form. Once they sign up, officials said those El Paso people will be advised about the availability of shots and the next steps in the process.

Detailed information about El Paso’s vaccination efforts can be found by clicking on the vaccination page of the website Epstrong.rg. Can be found online at