State Rep. Rosario works with Gov. Lamont's office on vaccine distribution plan
State Rep. Chris Rosario says he's working with the office of Gov. Ned Lamont to finalize a plan to roll out the vaccine in Bridgeport.
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Dec 6, 2020, 3:38 PM
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647ds agoState Rep. Chris Rosario says he's working with the office of Gov. Ned Lamont to finalize a plan to roll out the vaccine in Bridgeport.
Rosario says he's pushing this week for more money from the federal government to fund that effort.
He says his top priority is making sure the vaccine will be free and readily available, especially to the city's most vulnerable.
Rosario says it's critical that Phase One of the governor's distribution plan go smoothly in the state's biggest city.
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