Arizonans in the highest priority categories of risk or need could get their first doses of COVID-19 vaccine as early as Dec. 15. Here's the list of groups the state lists as first and second priority populations to be vaccinated.
Arizonans in the highest priority category could get their first doses of COVID-19 vaccine in two weeks. It will be until next summer or early fall before everyone who wants to get inoculated will be able to do so.
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