The Christian-Montgomery Emergency Management Agency acknowledged that while things were better for the COVID-19 vaccination drive-thru there is always room for improvement.  The goal which still remains the same is to get as many COVID vaccines distributed as soon as possible. Chris-Mont EMA Director Greg Nimmo says he is happy that they can administer vaccines at a faster rate than they initially calculated. He says vaccine delivery is not only limited but is also inconsistent. 

There have been 1,900 available doses in Christian County and there are nearly 27,000 residents who desire vaccinations. Greg Nimmo again voiced his frustration at cars staying overnight with no one in them. He says that your car could get towed if you continue to do this. There were 440 doses distributed and at the 300 mark, there was no line at 9:30 AM therefore, the overinght stay was unnecessary. 

Wait time for this clinic was 45 minutes while last time some people waited over 2 hours. 10% of those who came did not have a vaccine record authorization form. Without that form, the line slows down, as that paperwork is needed to get your vaccine. Since the beginning of distribution, only one dose has been wasted and that was because of a poorly manufactured needle. The next vaccine drive-thru clinic is expected for next Tuesday.