The Hopkinton Health Department has eight state-supplied flu vaccines available (six shots and two mists for inhaling). These vaccines are designated for children (18 and younger) or uninsured persons — as per state requirements.
Individuals wishing to obtain the vaccine should make an appointment for Tuesday. The doses will be administered between 4-5 p.m. at the Public Health Nurse’s Office in Town Hall (lower level).
Registration can be found at home.color.com/vaccine/register/hopkinton.
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