MTA Brooklyn headquarters becomes vaccination site for transportation employees

MTA employees have a new way to get vaccinated against the coronavirus.

News 12 Staff

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Feb 24, 2021, 7:49 PM

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Updated 1,389 days ago

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MTA employees have a new way to get vaccinated against the coronavirus.

Vaccinations will now take place at the MTA’s Brooklyn headquarters in Downtown Brooklyn.

The initiative is part of a partnership with Mobile Health. MTA Chairman Pat Foye says they expect to administer around 200 doses of the vaccine a day.

MTA employees can also get vaccinated at the Javits Center in Manhattan.

The MTA headquarters site is open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday.

Interim MTA President Sarah Feinberg says it is important to have the site open on weekends so employees can work it with their schedules.