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More than 10,000 Warren County residents have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
According to Monday's data from the Pennsylvania Department of Health, 10,084 county residents have been fully vaccinated, with another 4,905 having received the first of two doses.
So far, there have been 2,593 cases in the county. Five new cases were announced on Monday.
There have been 1,993 confirmed Warren County cases and 600 probables.
State-wide, there have been 997,127 confirmed and 189,988 probable cases, according to the department.
There are walk-in clinics -- no appointment needed -- scheduled for 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday, May 19 at the Allegheny Community Center and from 10 a.m. to noon Thursday, May 27, at First Church of God Madison Avenue, through Gaughn's Drug Store.
Each of those clinics is limited to 50 customers.
Appointments for single-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine are also available by contacting Gaughn's.
"We are at the point of same day or next day appointments," Chris Darling of Darling's Sugar Grove Pharmacy said. "They can call the pharmacy -- (814) 489-7777 -- and many days get the vaccine same day. We have a nice inventory of vaccine with a mix of Moderna and Johnson & Johnson, depending on patient choice."
A list of vaccine providers is available through the department's COVID-19 Vaccine Dashboard.
The dashboard shows Walmart, Warren General Hospital, CVS, Darling's and Gaughn's have doses in stock. Warren General announced that it would no longer give first doses, but would finish out second doses for those who received their first through the hospital.