Demand surges for COVID-19 vaccination appointments, as some 700,000 Utahns become eligible

Monday was the ‘official’ sign-up date for Utahns age 50 and older and with certain health conditions, though some agencies started early.

(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) Angela Bolt administers the COVID-19 vaccine to Robert Morarty, at the Mountain America Expo site in Sandy on Monday, March 8, 2021.

Demand surges for COVID-19 vaccination appointments, as some 700,000 Utahns become eligible

Monday was the ‘official’ sign-up date for Utahns age 50 and older and with certain health conditions, though some agencies started early.

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