LANCASTER – The city of Lancaster is hosting an “Ask & Mask” event for local residents who need information about COVID-19 and the resources available to the community.
The free drive-through Q&A event is happening from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, March 6, at the Lancaster National Soccer Center, located at 43000 30th Street East. Lancaster’s deputy mayors, Dr. Larry Stock and Antelope Valley Hospital Chief Nurse Representative Maria Altamirano, will be available to help answer COVID-19-related questions on topics such as testing, vaccine, general safety, and free resources available to the community.
Free masks and PPE supplies also will be provided.
“All are welcome; no health insurance is required and bilingual staff will be available for our Spanish-speaking community,” city officials said in a news release. “Please note: this is a question-and-answer style community event providing advice and PPE only; no medical services will be offered.”
For more information on this event, visit www.cityoflancasterca.org/askandmask.
[Information via news release from the city of Lancaster.]
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Wrecks says
Can someone ask Rex if he is going to apologize for calling our brave nurses and medical workers at AV Hospital tyranneous cowards?
John Evans says
Is it still illegal to breath fresh air in Lancaster?
BYOM says
Will there be food and beverages too?
Big City Event says
Yes! Night Train Express, Ripple, and Thunderbird will be the featured beverages. On the food side, local street vendors will be selling artery clogging culinary delights.
Laughing says
HAHAHA