NORFOLK, Va. — Norfolk is opening the city's rec centers to help people get pre-registered for COVID-19 vaccine appointments.
The sign-up process is online, but that's caused trouble for people who don't have internet access or just aren't good with computers, particularly with the elderly.
Beginning on Wednesday, February 10, you can go to one of five of the city's recreation centers to get help.
They'll be open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. until February 26. No appointment is necessary.
The rec centers are:
- Berkley Neighborhood Multi-Service Center, 121 W. Liberty Street
- Sherwood Forest Recreation Center, 4537 Little John Drive
- Norfolk Fitness & Wellness Center, 7300 Newport Avenue
- Park Place Multi-Purpose Center, 606 W. 29th Street
- East Oceanview Recreation Center, 9520 E. 20th Bay Street
The city says that as of February 4, more than 21,000 Norfolk residents have preregistered online and over the phone to receive the vaccine.