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Escambia County Government: Escambia County Opening Monoclonal Antibody Site Wednesday, March 9
Escambia County Public Safety is responsible for keeping citizens safe from emergencies and both man-made and natural disasters. Its div ...

Mar 08, 2022

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Escambia County, in partnership with the state of Florida, will open a new monoclonal antibody site Wednesday, March 9, at the Marie K. Young-Wedgewood Community Center, located at 6405 Wagner Road. The monoclonal antibody site will be open Monday-Saturday from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. The site will be closed on Sundays.Â
The monoclonal antibody site will also offer COVID-19 testing. Currently, there is no time frame for how long the site will remain open.
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This marks the return of monoclonal antibody testing locally since the Bayview Community Center testing location closed on Nov. 19, 2021.
To find locations to receive monoclonal antibody treatments around the entire state, please visit floridahealthcovid19.gov.Â
Escambia County Public Safety is responsible for keeping citizens safe from emergencies and both man-made and natural disasters. Its divisions include Emergency Communications, Emergency Management, Emergency Medical Services, Fire Rescue and Pensacola Beach Lifeguards. For the latest information on emergency management services in Escambia County, residents are encouraged to sign up for emergency alerts on MyEscambia.com.
Follow Escambia County Public Safety on Facebook and Twitter:
Facebook:Â @ECPublicSafety
Twitter:Â @ECPublicSafety
Escambia County Public Safety is responsible for keeping citizens safe from emergencies and both man-made and natural disasters. Its divisions include Emergency Communications, Emergency Management, Emergency Medical Services, Fire Rescue and Pensacola Beach Lifeguards. For the latest information on emergency management services in Escambia County, residents are encouraged to sign up for emergency alerts on MyEscambia.com.
Follow Escambia County Public Safety on Facebook and Twitter:
Facebook:Â @ECPublicSafety
Twitter:Â @ECPublicSafety
This press release was produced by Escambia County Government. The views expressed here are the author’s own.