• About Us
  • Advertise With Us
  • Contact Us
Monday, October 5, 2026
The Platte County Landmark Newspaper
  • Home
  • Local News
  • Opinion
  • Home
  • Local News
  • Opinion
No Result
View All Result
The Platte County Landmark Newspaper
No Result
View All Result

Volunteer coordinator to aid local vaccination clinics

Ivan Foley by Ivan Foley
March 2, 2021
in Headlines
Mass vaccination Riverside

This distribution facility in the Horizons Industrial Park in Riverside will be the site of mass vaccination events run by the Platte County Health Department this week, Tuesday through Thursday. Address of the location is 4400 NW 41st St., Riverside. Natalie Klaus, public information officer for the health department, said: “We will be set up in the large warehouse, so if you see a loading dock you are in the right place. There will be lots of signage as well.” The Horizons Industrial Park developer made a donation to assist the health department in securing some of the equipment, supplies and other resources to get the facility up and running. Other municipalities, such as Riverside and Parkville, have offered support in the way of public workers to assist with things such as set up. On Monday of this week, the Platte County Emergency Management division of the Platte County Sheriff’s Office contracted with a firm to serve as the volunteer coordinator for mass vaccination operations of the health department. Ivan Foley/Landmark photo

11
SHARES
271
VIEWS
Share on FacebookShare via Email

Up to $25,000 in federal CARES dollars will be used to hire a volunteer coordinator for the mass vaccination operations of the Platte County Health Department.

Working with the Platte County Emergency Management Organization (EMO), which is an arm of the Platte County Sheriff’s Department, and the health department the coordinator will determine volunteer needs for vaccination operations, said Major Erik Holland of the sheriff’s department, this week.

RelatedNews

Platte City Board of Aldermen keep Flock cameras, approve safety guidelines

Maki, Bosch sue collector over tax credit implementation

Mold cleanup at City Hall tops $80,000

The firm of Peter C. Sturner & Associates will serve as the volunteer coordinator. The firm will be reporting to the sheriff department’s emergency management organization, Holland said.

Volunteers will assist in the flow in and out of the building, traffic management, security of the vaccine. Holland said security has to be in place 24/7 while the vaccine is present.

The vaccination clinics, beginning this week are held at a distribution warehouse in Riverside in the Horizons Industrial Park, 4400 NW 41st St.. Clinics are set for Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of this week, and others will be scheduled in the future.

Under the agreement, which was approved by the Platte County Commission on Monday, Sturner & Associates will develop a recruitment plan utilizing resources available through the EMO and the health department. The company will oversee orientation and any initial training requirements for volunteers, maintain accurate records relating to volunteer tasks and duties, collect volunteer information, availability and skills and maintain an up-to-date volunteer database. The firm will also work with EMO and the health department staff to ensure volunteer resource needs and supply needs associated with volunteer duties are met.

Tags: Health Departmentplatte countyPublic Safetyriverside
Ivan Foley

Ivan Foley

Related Posts

Rumors, reality and a place to call home

by Stacy Wiedmaier
October 2, 2026
0

This is our fifth issue and I’ve learned one thing very quickly that seems to be repeating itself: Locals love to tell a publisher “the latest news” they learned, but remember, it didn’t come from them. This is helpful only...

City of Parkville suspends Flock Camera program

Platte City Board of Aldermen keep Flock cameras, approve safety guidelines

by Stacy Wiedmaier
October 2, 2026
0

More than a dozen residents attended a recent Platte City Board of Aldermen meeting expecting a vote on whether to keep the city’s Flock Safety automated license plate reader (ALPR) cameras operating. Instead, after more than 30 minutes of public...

Brouk’s candidacy draws opposition

by Landmark Digital
October 1, 2026
0

Editor: I have known and associated with Dale Brouk for over 20 years. This was at the National Golf Club, The National HOA and the city of Parkville. Having seen how he operated in his dealings with those entities, it is my...

A vote for Maki across party lines

by Landmark Digital
October 1, 2026
0

Editor: I have been a registered Democrat my entire voting life, which began around the United States’ bicentennial celebration. So, a long time. I requested a Republican ballot in the August primary for one reason. I wanted to vote for...

Next Post
Judge James Van Amburg

Judge tells city to produce documents

Popular News

  • Sunshine Lawsuit settlement

    Maki, Bosch sue collector over tax credit implementation

    52 shares
    Share 21 Tweet 13
  • Platte City Board of Aldermen keep Flock cameras, approve safety guidelines

    15 shares
    Share 6 Tweet 4
  • Voters should research Dale Brouk

    36 shares
    Share 14 Tweet 9
  • Brouk’s candidacy draws opposition

    6 shares
    Share 2 Tweet 2
  • Friends, colleagues reflect on Zahnd’s legacy

    10 shares
    Share 4 Tweet 3
  • About Us
  • Advertise With Us
  • Contact Us
Call us at 816-858-0363

Copyright © 2019-2026 The Platte County Landmark Newspaper - All Rights Reserved

No Result
View All Result
  • Subscribe Online
  • Home
  • Local News

Copyright © 2019-2026 The Platte County Landmark Newspaper - All Rights Reserved