The county says its supply is limited and they cannot keep up with the demand.
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For now, it is planning to give out shots next week, but only second doses.
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Plans to vaccinate school employees have also been put on hold, which could push back the resumption of in-person classes for some students.
Sonoma County expects to receive about 7,500 doses next week.
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It's too early to tell when the county will receive any of the just-authorized Johnson and Johnson vaccine.
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