Phased Allocation of COVID-19 Vaccines: State and Territorial Approaches As of April 7, 2021

This table provides information on state and territorial plans for phased allocation of COVID-19 vaccines. As initial supply of COVID-19 vaccines is limited, Governors are focused on prioritizing certain high-risk populations for vaccine allocation through a transparent and equitable process. This table outlines state and territorial approaches according to Phases 1a-c, 2, and 3, however state Phases or Tiers may vary from this structure (e.g., additional phases or more condensed phasing) and such variations are noted where applicable for individual states.

State planning for allocation to critical populations across Phases, including guidance for providers and the public, will continue to evolve and this document will be updated to reflect additional details as they are released. For additional information on allocation of COVID-19 vaccines, including federal recommendations and considerations for states, please see NGA’s Allocating COVID-19 Vaccines In Initial Phases Of Distribution: Federal Recommendations And Considerations For States.

Given the robust and rapid nature of state efforts, the National Governors Association welcomes feedback on state actions that may be missing or have evolved since the release of this table. If there is information that should be added or amended, please contact Michelle LeBlanc [email protected] or Brittney Roy [email protected].

Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 Alabama Frontline health workers, Persons age ≥75 years • Persons age 55-74 years All persons in age groups not including clinical and non-clinical, • People with intellectual and previously recommended for Vaccine in hospitals, nursing homes, or Essential workers at highest risk developmental disabilities vaccine, ages 16-64 and general Provider those providing in in-home or for work related exposure • Population defined as population not included in earlier Locator mental health care directly. • Frontline essential workers Allocation Phase 1c in the phases. • Working or living in Alabama COVID‐19 • Persons not identified in Registration Workers in other healthcare congregate settings including Vaccination Allocation Plan Phase 1a, Phase 1b, or Phase and Eligibility settings providing services with a but not limited to homeless which includes people age 16 1c including persons age 18 Tool risk of exposure to fluids and shelters and group homes. to 64 with high-risk medical years and above aerosols • First responders including conditions which include but • Young adults between ages of firefighters and law are not limited to the following 18 and 30 years with typically Timeline: In progress enforcement. conditions: broader social networks, o Cancer increasing their risk of Timeline: In progress o Chronic kidney disease infection and transmission, o COPD but with less likelihood of o Heart conditions such as becoming severely ill or dying heart failure, coronary due to COVID-19 artery disease or • Persons not required to have cardiomyopathies; contact with potential immunocompromised sources of COVID-19 state • Persons not required to have o Solid organ transplant contact with the public o Obesity, BMI greater than • Office workers who do not 30 have frequent close contact o Pregnancy with coworkers, customers, or o Sickle cell disease the public Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 o Smoking • Manufacturing and industrial o Type 1 and 2 diabetes facility workers who do not o Other medical conditions have frequent close contact as determined by your with coworkers, customers, or medical provider the public • Critical workers in the • Healthcare workers providing following areas who were not only telemedicine recommended for vaccination • Long-distance truck drivers in Phase 1b will be eligible: • Persons who telework o Transportation and • Broad immunization of logistics children and those who are o Waste and wastewater pregnant (who choose not to o Food service (includes take vaccine as part of Phase restaurant staff) 1 c) will depend on whether o Shelter and housing COVID-19 vaccines have (construction) been adequately tested for o Finance (bank tellers) safety and efficacy in these o Information technology groups and communication o Energy Timeline: In progress o Legal o Media o Public safety (engineers)

Timeline: In progress Alaska Tier 1 Tier 1 • Persons aged 55–64 years Anyone living or working in Alaska • Long-term care facility • Persons aged 65 years and • Persons aged 16 and above who is age 16 or older. Vaccine staff and residents older who: Timeline: In progress Provider • Hospital-based frontline Tier 2 o Are essential workers, not Locator health care workers and • Frontline essential workers included in previous hospital personnel who aged 50 years and older phases, as defined by Eligibility Tool are frequently exposed to • Persons aged 50 years and CISA2 OR COVID19 patients to the above who have a high-risk o Have certain medical patient's health medical condition conditions OR Tier 2 • Pandemic response staff o Live in a • Frontline EMS and Fire • Educators multigenerational Service personnel • People living or working in household3 OR providing medical other congregate settings o Live in “unserved services, who are communities” frequently exposed to Timeline: In progress COVID-19 patients Timeline: In progress • Community Health Aides/Practitioners Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 • Health care workers providing vaccinations to identified populations in Phase 1a Tier 3 • Workers in health care settings4 who meet all of the following criteria: o Have direct human patient contact, or have direct contact with infectious materials from patients, AND o Provide essential services in a hospital, clinic, home, or community-based setting that cannot be offered remotely or performed via telework; AND o Provide essential health care service in a health care setting that cannot be postponed without serious negative impact to the patient’s health

Timeline: In progress American Healthcare workers and first Non-medical essential personnel Adults who are 65 years and older Sub tier A Everyone 18 years and older Samoa responders — such as housekeeping and with at least one high-risk or All healthy people 65 years old and maintenance — and critical chronic condition older with no chronic health Timeline: In progress infrastructure personnel — such as conditions

those at the airport and seaport Sub-tier D Sub-tier B workers; American Samoa Power Individuals between 16-years old Vaccination of other government Authority, Stevedoring companies, and 65-years old with at least two and business workers Port security, StarKist, American high-risk health conditions Samoa TeleCommunications Once all sub-tiers are completed, Authority and American Samoa vaccinations will be offered to the Environmental Protection Agency rest of the population. Arizona Currently Eligible: • Healthcare Workers & Healthcare Support Occupations Registration • Emergency Medical Services Workers Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 • Long-Term Care Facility Staff & Residents • Education & Childcare Workers • Protective Services Occupations • Adults 55 and Older • Frontline Essential Workers o Food and agriculture o Grocery store, convenience store, and carniceria workers o U.S. Postal Service o Manufacturing workers o Public transit workers, including buses, Light Rail, Uber, Lyft, taxis, and rideshare • o State and local government workers o Funeral home workers • Arizonians 16 years or older as of Mar. 24 Arkansas Health care workers, long-term • 65 years and older • Arkansans aged 16 to 64 As of Mar. 30, anyone age 16 and care (LTC) residents and staff, • Education with health conditions that older is eligible to receive the EMS, fire and law enforcement vaccine. Vaccine • Police, fire, other first increase their risk for severe who serve as first responders and Provider responders COVID-19. other high priority groups Locator • Corrections • Essential workers in:

• Food and Agriculture o Energy Timeline: In progress • People with intellectual or o Finance developmental disabilities o Foodservice • Essential Government o Information technology • Grocery Store/Meal Delivery and communications • Postal/Package Delivery o Legal Service o Media Public health/human • Public Transit o services • Houses of Worship Clergy/Faith Leaders o Public safety Shelter and housing • Manufacturing o Transportation and o logistics Timeline: In progress • People residing in high-risk settings o Includes those who are incarcerated or detained; those living in group homes, congregate settings, or crowded housing; and student housing such as dorms and Greek housing.

Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 Timeline: In progress California • Healthcare workers • Food/Agriculture Adults 16 years or older • Long-term care residents • Education/Childcare Registration • Emergency Services Timeline: Apr. 15. and Eligibility • Individuals 65+ Tool Beginning Mar. 15, healthcare providers may use their clinical judgement to vaccinate individuals age 16-64 who are deemed to be at the very highest risk for morbidity and mortality from COVID-19 as a direct result of one or more of the severe health conditions included in this provider bulletin. Colorado Highest-risk health care Phase 1b.1 Adults 16 years or older workers and individuals: • Coloradans age 70+, Vaccine • People who have direct moderate-risk health care Timeline: Apr. 2 Provider contact with COVID-19 workers, first responders, Locator patients for 15 minutes or frontline essential workers, more over a 24-hour period. and continuity of state Eligibility Tool • Long-term care facility staff government: and residents. o Health care workers with less direct contact with Timeline: In progress COVID-19 patients (e.g., home health, hospice, pharmacy, dental, etc.) and EMS. o Firefighters, police, COVID-19 response personnel, correctional workers, and funeral services. o People age 70 and older. Phase 1b.2 • Coloradans age 65-69, PK-12 educators and child care workers in licensed child care programs, and state government: o Child care workers in licensed child care Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 programs, teachers (full- time and substitutes), bus, food, counselors, administrative, safety, and other support services offered inside the school. o Members of the executive and judicial branches of state government (members of the legislative branch have already received access to the vaccine). o People age 65-69. Phase 1b.3 • Frontline essential workers and people age 16-64 with two or more high risk conditions: o Frontline essential workers in food and agriculture, manufacturing, U.S. postal service, public transit and specialized transportation staff, grocery, public health, frontline essential human service workers, faith leaders, direct care providers for Coloradans experiencing homelessness, and essential frontline journalists. o People age 16-64 with two or more comorbidities as listed: Coloradans with cancer (defined as patients who are currently receiving treatment or have received treatment within the last month for cancer), chronic kidney disease, COPD, diabetes Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 mellitus, Down syndrome, specific heart conditions (heart failure, cardiomyopathies or coronary heart disease, and severe valvular/congenital heart disease), obesity (BMI of 30 or more), pregnancy, sickle cell disease, solid organ transplant, disabilities that prevent mask-wearing. Phase 1b.4: • People 50+ • Student-facing higher education employees • Frontline essential workers in food/restaurant services • Frontline essential workers in manufacturing • Frontline essential workers for USPS • Frontline essential workers in public transit/specialized transportation • Frontline essential workers in public health • Frontline essential human service workers • Faith leaders • Frontline essential direct care providers for homeless people • Frontline essential journalists • Continuity of local gov • Continuation of operations for state gov • Adults who received a placebo during the vaccine clinical trial • People 16-49 with a high risk condition Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3

Timeline: In progress Commonwealth • CHCC employees, high-risk Persons 55 years or older and Essential workers across many Everyone 16 years old (Saipan) and of the Northern first responders, workers part of CNMI sectors who are not included in the 18 years old (Tinian & Rota) living in Mariana Islands homebound/bedbound infrastructure (listed on CISA previous phases. the CNMI who chooses to receive it patients, & Man Amko’ (65+) Sector Graphic) across public and Registration private sectors (List is not all Timeline: In progress Timeline: In progress as of Mar. 21 Timeline: In progress inclusive of all public or private Eligibility Tool entities under this group): • Media & Telecommunications • Food & Agriculture – Grocery store workers, Restaurant/Catering/Bakery workers, and Wholesalers o Transportation Systems o Commercial Facilities o Entertainment and Media (e.g., motion picture studios, broadcast media). o Gaming (e.g., casinos). o Lodging (e.g., hotels, motels, conference centers). o Outdoor Events (e.g., theme and amusement parks, fairs, campgrounds, parades). o Public Assembly (e.g., arenas, stadiums, aquariums, zoos, museums, convention centers). o Real Estate (e.g., office and apartment buildings, condominiums, mixed use facilities, self-storage). o Retail (e.g., retail centers and districts, shopping malls) o Sports Leagues (e.g., professional sports leagues and federations). Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 • Energy and Utilities – Commonwealth Utilities Corporation • Financial Services – Bank of Hawaii, Bank of Guam, First Hawaiian • Bank, Bank of SaipanWaste & Water Systems – CNMI Transfer • Station, AYD, Artman, Saipan Water & Ice, S.T.A.R. Water • Education (Staff) – PSS, NMC, Private Schools, and Daycares. • Faith-Based Leaders • Covid-19 Contractors employed by the CNMI Governor’s Task Force. • CNMI (State/Local) Government Employees (All agencies)

Timeline: In progress Connecticut Currently eligible: All individuals 16 years of age and older who live, work, or attend school • Healthcare Personnel: Paid and unpaid people serving in healthcare settings with potential for direct or in Connecticut. Vaccine indirect exposure to patients of infectious materials. (Note: Pfizer is the only COVID vaccine currently approved for children Provider • Medical First Responders: Individuals who respond to medical 911 calls and face risk of exposure to aged 16 and older) Locator COVID-19. • Long-Term Care Facility Residents: Adults who reside in facilities that provide a range of services, Timeline: In progress as of Apr. 1 including medical and personal care, to persons who are unable to live independently. • Residents and Staff of select congregate settings: Staff and residents of halfway homes, inpatient mental health facilities, correction facilities, homeless shelters, domestic violence shelters, substance use and residential treatment facilities along with others. • Individuals 45 and Older: Residents and workers within the State of CT who are 45+. • Educators & Child Care Providers: Pre-K-12 Teachers, paraprofessionals, custodial staff, food service providers, school bus drivers and childcare providers as well as in-school administrative staff. Does not include individuals who are not required to work on-site in a school. Delaware Health care personnel with direct Persons aged 65 and older, as well • Persons aged 16-64 with • Pharmacies in Delaware may All Delawareans 16+ patient contact and care, as those considered frontline high-risk medical conditions begin vaccinating Vaccine Emergency Medical Services essential workers including: police, (Obesity, Severe Obesity, Delawareans aged 50+. (Note: Pfizer is the only COVID Provider agencies, and long-term care fire, teachers, childcare providers, Diabetes, COPD, Heart • Health care providers and vaccine currently approved for Locator staff and residents. food processing workers, Condition, Chronic Kidney, hospital systems may children aged 16 and older) Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 correctional officers, and postal Cancer, Smoking, Solid Organ vaccinate patients 16+ with Registration Timeline: In progress service, public transit and grocery Transplant, Sickle Cell high and moderate risk Timeline: In Progress workers will begin to be Disease, medical conditions. Vaccine vaccinated. Intellectual/Developmental • Non-paid caregivers of Waitlist Disabilities, Severe and Delawareans with high and Timeline: In progress persistent mental/behavioral moderate-risk medical health conditions). conditions may also qualify • Persons living in high-risk for vaccination through group settings such as medical providers. correctional facilities, homeless shelters, and group Timeline: In progress homes. • Other essential workers (Transportation and Logistics, Food Service, Shelter and Housing (construction), Finance, IT and Communications, Energy, Media, Legal, Public Safety (Engineers), Water and Wastewater). Vaccines may be available through employers.

Timeline: In progress Florida Currently Eligible: • Individuals 50 years of age and older Registration • Healthcare Personnel with Direct Patient Contact • Long-Term Care Facility Residents & Staff* Vaccine • Individuals Deemed Extremely Vulnerable to COVID-19* Provider • K-12 Education Employees 50 Years of Age and Older Locator • Law Enforcement Officers 50 Years of Age and Older • Firefighters 50 Years of Age and Older • All persons 18 years of age and older are eligible to receive the vaccine in Florida as of Apr. 5.

*These individuals must have been determined to be extremely vulnerable to COVID-19 by a physician, and must present a completed Florida Department of Health form. Appointments for these individuals will be made, but the form will be required on site for vaccination. Georgia Currently Eligible: All person of 16 years or older is • Healthcare workers (physicians, nurses, laboratory technicians, EMS personnel, environmental services, eligible for the vaccine. Registration etc.) • Residents and staff of long-term care facilities Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 Vaccine • Adults aged 55 and over (Note: Pfizer is the only COVID Provider • Law enforcement, firefighters, first responders vaccine currently approved for Locator • Judges and court staff children aged 16 and older) • Educators and staff (Pre-K, K-12, DECAL licensed or exempt childcare programs) • Adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their caregivers Timeline: In progress as of Mar. 25 o Intellectual Disability is a disability characterized by significant limitations in both intellectual functioning and in adaptive behavior, which covers many everyday social and practical skills. This disability originates before the age of 22. o Developmental disability is a physical or mental impairment that happens before the age of 22, is expected to last a lifetime, and impacts at least three activities of daily living. Activities of daily living include self-care; receptive and expressive language; learning; mobility; self-direction; capacity for independent living; and economic self-sufficiency. • Parents of children with complex medical conditions who are at high risk for COVID complications o Malignancies requiring active treatment o Immunocompromised state (weakened immune system) including organ transplant (bone marrow or solid organ) within 2 years o Critical congenital heart disease o Asthma (moderate to severe) o Sickle cell disease o Diabetes o Obesity o Cystic fibrosis o Significant neurologic injury or condition (e.g. hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy, traumatic brain injury, congenital anomaly, acute flaccid myelitis) with functional/developmental impairment (e.g. cerebral palsy, developmental disability, prematurity, mitochondrial disease) o Technology dependence (e.g. BiPAP, trach) • Individuals with disabilities • Individuals aged 16 years and older with certain medical conditions that increase their risk of severe illness from COVID-19 o Asthma (moderate to severe) o Cancer o Cerebrovascular disease (affects blood vessels and blood supply to the brain) o Chronic kidney disease o Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease o Cystic Fibrosis o Diabetes o Hypertension or high blood pressure o Heart conditions o Immunocompromised (from blood or bone marrow transplant, immune deficiencies, HIV, use of corticosteroids, or use of other immune weakening medicines) o Liver disease o Neurological conditions Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 o Overweight and obesity (Having obesity, defined as a body mass index (BMI) between 30 kg/m2 and <40 kg/m2 or severe obesity (BMI of 40 kg/m2 or above), increases your risk of severe illness from COVID-19. Having overweight, defined as a BMI > 25 kg/m2 but less than 30 kg/m2 might increase your risk of severe illness from COVID-19.) o Pregnancy o Pulmonary fibrosis o Sickle Cell disease o Thalassemia (blood disorder) Guam Phase “1a” includes health care Phase “1b” includes “essential Phase “1c” includes those 60 and Phase “2” includes those who were Open to individuals 16 years or personnel who have direct or service workers” who have a “key older and those diagnosed with eligible for the first phase but who older. indirect exposure to COVID-19 or role” in ensuring essential high-risk medical conditions or weren't vaccinated because of infectious material and residents functions are running, but who who are predisposed to severe limited supply or because they Timeline: In progress as of Mar. 22 of long-term care facilities. have difficulty maintaining social illness. allowed others to go first. It also distancing while on duty. includes essential workers, * On Jan 25, Guam expanded the “underserved populations” and the Based on CDC recommendations Phase 1c category to begin general population. Public Health has prioritized vaccinating patients being vaccinating those 75 years and discharged from hospitals who are *On Mar. 9, Guam expanded older diagnosed with at least one eligibility to residents 50 or older, comorbidity, regardless of age. starting Mar. 15. *On Jan 25, Guam approved vaccinations for licensed child care center workers in Phase 1b. Hawai’i Health care personnel First responders • Adults 60 and older Persons 16 years or older not in

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Adults age 75 years and older Hawai’i Island, Kaua’i County, and Maui County Timeline: In progress Idaho • Ages 55 and older • March 29: Anyone age 16 or older with at least one medical • Adult and child protective services condition* Registration • Blood center workers • April 5: Anyone age 16 or older Vaccine • Child welfare workers Provider • Clergy * Medical conditions are defined as “are at increased risk” and “might be Locator • Community food, housing, and relief services (includes Social Security Administration staff who are at increased risk” per the CDC. Visit the CDC to see a full list of unable to telework and are serving vulnerable populations) conditions that qualify as a medical condition. In addition, disabilities • Coroners, medical examiners, mortuary and funeral services personnel are also included as a medical condition. • Correctional and detention facility staff (other than medical) • Dentists, dental hygienists and dental assistants Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 • Emergency medical services • First responders (firefighters/police) and safety (protective services/community support) • Home care providers for adults ≥ 65 years of age, or for other adults/children with high-risk medical conditions (includes staff of certified family homes but does not include adult family members who provide in-home personal care for adults 65 years of age and older or for other adults or children with high-risk medical conditions) • Hospital staff essential for care of COVID-19 patients and maintaining hospital capacity (includes support staff, clinical staff, and medical imaging professionals) • Idaho Fish and Game and USDA law enforcement officers • Idaho National Guard medical staff • Interpreters (ASL or other language) and janitorial and cleaning staff should be vaccinated with the sector and setting in which they work • Long-term care facility residents and staff (includes staff of adult day care facilities and intermediate care facilities for individuals with intellectual disabilities) • Optometrists • Outpatient clinic staff essential for care of COVID-19 patients and maintaining hospital capacity (includes vaccine administrators and behavioral health workers, including counselors for substance abuse treatment centers and suicide prevention hotline workers) • Outpatient and inpatient medical staff (not included above) who are unable to telework • Pharmacists, pharmacy technicians, and pharmacy aids • Pre-K–12 school staff and teachers and daycare (childcare) workers • Psychiatric residential treatment facility staff • Public health and emergency management response workers who are unable to telework (includes Idaho National Guard deployed to support public health response, state and local public health COVID-19 responders who are unable to telework) • Radiation therapists • Residential schools/facilities providing behavioral health treatment • School nurses • Food and agriculture workers (including food processing workers) • USDA processing plant inspectors • Grocery, convenience store, and food pantry workers • Idaho National Guard if not included earlier • Manufacturing, public transit, and U.S. Postal Service workers • Flight crews • Subset of essential gas, electric, water, and telecommunications utility workers, who work indoors • Homeless shelter residents

Timeline: In progress Illinois Hospitals • Age 65+ The rest of the population age 16 • First Responders - examples: and above. Non-Hospital Health Care Fire, law enforcement, 911 Settings Timeline: Apr. 12 Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 Vaccine • Medical Outpatient workers, security personnel, Provider • Public Health Clinics school officers Locator • LHD Points of Distribution • Education (Congregate Child (POD’s) Care, Pre K through 12th • Federally Qualified Health grade) – examples: Teachers, Center principals, student support, • Home health care workers student aids, day care • Home health aides workers • Food and Agriculture – Long-term Care Facilities examples: Processing, plants, All Residents of the following veterinary health, livestock settings are eligible services, animal care • Skilled nursing facilities • Manufacturing – examples: • Assisted living facilities Industrial production of good • Intermediate care facilities for distribution to retail, for persons wholesale or other w/developmental disability manufactures • Intermediate care facility • Corrections Workers and for persons w/severe mental Inmates – examples illness Prison/jail officers, juvenile • State-run veterans’ homes facility staff, workers • State Operated Center for providing in person support, the Developmentally inmates Disabled • United State Postal Services • State Operated Mental Workers Health Centers • Public Transit Workers – • Residential treatment for examples: Flight crew, bus substance use drivers, train conductors, taxi drivers, paratransit drivers, in Other Congregate Care person support, ride sharing All Residents of the following services settings are eligible • Grocery Store Workers – • Continuing care residential examples: Baggers, cashiers, • Residential care stockers, pick-up, customer adult homes service • Shelters/Adult Day Care – • Supportive housing for seniors examples: Homeless shelter, women's shelter, adult • Supportive residential for persons w/developmental day/drop-in program, disability sheltered workshop, psycho social rehab • Phase 1 B Plus Eligible Individuals Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 • Supportive residential for o Obesity persons w/severe mental o Diabetes illness o Pulmonary Diseases • Community Integrated o Smoking Living Arrangement o Heart Conditions • Supervised residential for o Chronic Kidney Disease persons w/developmental o Cancer disability o Solid Organ Transplant • Supervised residential for o Sickle Cell Disease persons w/severe mental o Pregnancy illness o Persons with a Disability1 (Not otherwise covered in *Additional details on healthcare previous categories.) providers eligible in these • Government Employees: settings are provided on the Federal, state, local, or state’s website. municipal government employees not eligible under Timeline: In Progress previous phases. • Higher Education Staff: Workers in educational institutions, including junior colleges, four-year colleges and universities, technical schools, trade schools, educational support services, and administration of education programs. • News Media: Newspaper, television, radio, and other media services.

Starting Mar. 29: • Food and Beverage Service Workers: Restaurants and other facilities that prepare and serve food (including bars) and entities that provide food services. • Religious Leaders • Construction Trades and Businesses Supporting Building and Infrastructure Repair Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 Indiana Patient-facing healthcare • Age 40 and older – Eligible Adults 16 years or older personnel • Initial groups of patients Vaccine identified by their healthcare Timeline: Mar. 31 Provider Long-term Care Facility provider as highest risk of Locator and Residents severe illness from COVID-19: • Eligibility Tool Skilled Nursing Facilities o Active dialysis patients • Nursing Homes o Sickle cell disease • Assisted Living Facilities patients • Continuing Care Retirement o Down syndrome Communities o Post-solid organ • HUD 202 Housing for the transplant Elderly o People who are actively • Intermediate Care Facilities in treatment for Individuals with (chemotherapy, radiation, Intellectual Disabilities surgery) for cancer now • Residential Care Facilities or in the last three months, or with active Public-facing first responders primary lung cancer or (full-time, part-time, reservists, active hematologic volunteers) who could be called cancers (lymphoma, to the scene of an emergency leukemia and multiple • Law Enforcement, myeloma) including Indiana State o Early childhood Police; Municipal/town conditions that are police departments; carried into adulthood: College, university, school . Cystic fibrosis corporation, and hospital . Muscular dystrophy police agencies; County . People born with sheriff departments; DNR severe heart conservation officers defects, requiring • Fire departments specialized medical (including volunteer) care. . People with severe • Emergency Medical Services Agencies type 1 diabetes, who have been • Department of Correction hospitalized in the Timeline: In progress past year. . Phenylketonuria (PKU), Tay-Sachs, and other rare, inherited metabolic disorders. Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 . Epilepsy with continuing seizures, hydrocephaly, microcephaly and other severe neurologic disorders . People with severe asthma who have been hospitalized for this in the past year . Alpha and beta thalassemia . Spina bifida . Cerebral palsy o People who require supplemental oxygen and/or tracheostomy o Pulmonary fibrosis, Alpha-1 Antitrypsin o Immunocompromised state (weakened immune system) from blood or bone marrow transplant, immune deficiencies, combined primary immunodeficiency disorder, HIV, daily use of corticosteroids, use of other immune weakening medicines, receiving tumor necrosis factor- alpha blocker or rituximab. o Intellectual and Developmentally Disabled individuals receiving home/community-based services. o Pregnancy • Veterans of any age who already receive care at the VA Northern Indiana Health Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 Care System or the Roudebush VA Medical Center (Veteran Health Indiana) are eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccination. • Educators o Teachers and staff in pre-K through high school; childcare centers; Head Start and Early Start programs; licensed childcare providers, including center-based and family care providers; classroom aides, bus drivers, janitors, counselors; administration staff, cafeteria workers and substitute teachers are eligible.

Timeline: In progress Iowa Healthcare personnel (HCP) with • Persons aged 65 years and Remaining priority groups and all direct patient contact and thus over Iowans age 16+ Vaccine who are unable to telework, • Persons age 16 to 64 years Provider including those who work in that are or might be at an Timeline: Apr. 5 Locator inpatient, outpatient, or increased risk of severe illness community settings, who provide from COVID-19 due to services to patients or patient's specific medical conditions.

family members, or who handle infectious materials Tier 1 • First Responders Health care personnel are defined • PK-12 staff, early childhood as paid and unpaid persons education, childcare workers serving in health care settings Tier 2 who have the potential for direct • Frontline essential workers in or indirect exposure to patients food, agriculture, distribution, or infectious materials and manufacturing sectors who live or work in non-social HCP working in residential care or distanced settings long-term care facilities

Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 Skilled nursing facility residents • Individuals with disabilities living in home settings and *State resources include factors their direct care staff to be considered when supply is Tier 3 limited. • Staff and individuals living in congregate settings not Timeline: In progress covered by previous Phase or Tier • Government officials, including staff, engaged in business at the State Capitol Tier 4 • Inspectors responsible for health, life and safety Tier 5 • Correctional facility staff and individuals incarcerated

Timeline: In progress Kansas • Health care workers • Persons aged 65+ Phase 3 - In progress • Residents or patient in long- • Congregate settings • Aged 16-64 with severe Vaccine term care (LTC), senior • High-contact critical workers medical risks Provider housing or LTC-supported • All unvaccinated persons • Other critical workers Locator independent living prioritized in previous phases • All unvaccinated persons • Workers critical to pandemic prioritized in previous phases response continuity Timeline: In progress Phase 4 - In progress Timeline: In progress • Aged 16-64 with other medical risks • All unvaccinated persons prioritized in previous phases

Phase 5 – In progress • Rest of population 16+ • Children* • All unvaccinated persons prioritized in previous phases

*Subject to further research on vaccine risks and effectiveness in children. Kentucky Long term care facilities First responders • Anyone ≥ 50 Anyone ≥ 40 All persons 16 years or older Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 • All essential workers Timeline: In progress as of Apr. 5 Vaccine Assisted living facilities Anyone ≥ 70 • Anyone ≥ 16 with CDC highest NOTE: On Mar. 18, Governor Provider risk conditions Beshear announced that all Health care personnel K-12 school personnel Kentuckian 50 and older can sign Locator o Cancer up for COVID-19 vaccination o Chronic kidney disease Timeline: In progress Child-care workers appointments on or after Mar. 22. Eligibility Tool o COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary Timeline: In progress disease) o Down Syndrome o Heart conditions, o Immunocompromised state from solid organ transplant o Obesity or Severe Obesity o Pregnancy o Sickle cell disease o Type 2 diabetes mellitus

Timeline: In progress Louisiana • Hospital personnel • Priority Group 1A: Louisianans 16 and older are • Nursing home and long-term o 65+ eligible for the vaccine. Vaccine care facility residents and o People with high-risk Provider staff medical conditions Timeline: In progress as of Mar. 29 Locator • Emergency medical services . Asthma and fire personnel . Cancer . Cerebrovascular Timeline: In progress disease . Chronic kidney disease . Chronic liver disease . COPD . Current or former smoker . Cystic fibrosis . Down syndrome . Heart conditions such as heart failure, coronary artery disease, or cardiomyopathies . Hypertension or high blood pressure Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 . Immunocompromised state from solid organ transplant . Immunocompromised state from blood or bone marrow transplant, immune deficiencies, HIV, use of corticosteroids, or use of other immune weakening medicines . Overweight (BMI 25- 30) . Obesity (BMI 30-40) . Severe obesity (BMI 40) . Pregnancy . Pulmonary fibrosis . Severe neurologic conditions, such as dementia . Sickle cell disease . Thalassemia . Type 1 diabetes . Type 2 diabetes o Workforce members: . Ambulatory and outpatient providers and staff . Behavioral health providers and staff . Community care providers and staff . Dental providers and staff . Dialysis providers and staff . Non-emergency Medical Transportation (NEMT) providers and staff . Urgent care clinic providers and staff Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 . Professional home care providers (including hospice workers), unpaid family caregivers and home care recipients (including older and younger people with disabilities over the age of 16 who receive community or home- based care, as well as clients of home health agencies) . American Sign Language (ASL) and foreign language interpreters and Support Service Providers (SSPs) working in community and clinic-based settings, and clients who are both deaf and blind . Health-related support personnel (lab staff, mortuary staff who have contact with corpses, pharmacy staff) . Schools of allied health students, residents and staff . Law enforcement and other first responders . Louisiana Unified Command Group . State legislators . State and local essential COVID emergency response personnel Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 . Some elections staff ahead of March and April elections . Teachers and any other support staff working on site in K-12 or daycare . Any staff working in congregate facilities (prisons/jails, shelters, dorms, rehab/detox centers, group homes) • Priority Group 1B, Tier 2 (effective Monday, 3/22) o All essential workers now eligible: . Bank tellers . Child, youth and family service workers . Clergy . Construction workers . Energy workers . Food and agricultural workers . Food service (restaurant) workers, hotel workers and other hospitality workers . Frontline government workers . Grocery store workers . Institutes of higher education faculty/staff . IT and communications workers . Judges, court staff, clerks of court and staff, district attorneys and public defenders . Manufacturing workers . Media workers . Postal workers Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 . Public and private security and emergency preparedness workers . Public health workers . Public safety engineers and other workers . Transportation workers including river pilots . Veterinarians and support staff . Water and wastewater workers . Waste management workers

Timeline: In progress Maine • Health care personnel needed to preserve critical health care All Maine residents age 16 or older are eligible for the vaccine. services Vaccine • Residents and staff of long-term care facilities Timeline: In progress as of Apr. 7. Provider • Other patient-facing health care personnel Locator • Public safety personnel • COVID-19 response personnel Eligibility Tool • Residents age 50 and older

Timeline: In progress Maryland All licensed, registered, and Marylanders age 75 and older; in Marylanders age 65 and older; Phase 2A – In progress General population, including certified healthcare providers; assisted living, independent living, public health and safety workers All Marylanders age 60 and older healthy adults age 16 and older Vaccine nursing home residents and staff; and other congregate facilities; not covered in Phase 1A; and Registration law enforcement, and firefighters, individuals with intellectual and essential workers Phase 2B – In progress Timeline: In progress as of Apr. 6 EMS, and other first responders; developmental disabilities; high- in lab services, food/agriculture Marylanders age 16 and older with correctional healthcare staff and risk incarcerated individuals; production, manufacturing, the underlying medical conditions that Vaccine officers; and frontline judiciary continuity of government U.S. Postal Service, public transit, increase the risk for severe Provider staff. vaccinations; and education, and grocery stores. COVID-19 Locator including K-12 teachers, support Illness

Timeline: In progress staff, and child care providers. Timeline: In progress Phase 2C – In progress Timeline: In progress All Marylanders age 55 and older, as well as essential workers in critical industries, including construction workers, food services, utilities, transportation, Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 financial services, IT and other infrastructure. Massachusetts Listed in order of priority: Currently eligible If a group is not specifically listed • Clinical and non-clinical health care workers doing direct and COVID-facing care, including: • 55+ in either Phase 1 or Phase 2, they Vaccine o COVID-19 testers, staff of test sites, urgent care centers, other clinics, school nurses, and public • People 16+ with 2 or more of will be eligible to receive the Provider health nurses performing COVID-19 testing; the following conditions: vaccine in Phase 3, which will launch April 19, 2021. Locator o COVID-19 vaccinators and support staff for a COVID vaccination clinic including pharmacists, • Asthma (moderate-to-severe) pharmacy interns, and pharmacy technicians, school nurses, and public health nurses supporting • Cancer Eligibility Tool COVID-19 vaccination; • Chronic kidney disease o Medical Reserve Corps who are called up to vaccinate or other COVID facing direct care work; • COPD (chronic obstructive o COVID facing Hospice/palliative care professionals; pulmonary disease) o COVID facing laboratorians; • Down Syndrome o COVID facing imaging professions; • Heart conditions, such as heart o Emergent employees (manufacturing COVID vaccine) failure, coronary artery o Sexual assault nurse examiners (SANE) disease, or cardiomyopathies o Primary care providers • Immunocompromised state o Skilled nursing facility rapid response teams (weakened immune system) o Visiting and contract nurses from solid organ transplant* • Long term care facilities, rest homes and assisted living facilities • Obesity and severe obesity • Emergency medical services, police, and fire, including: (body mass index [BMI] of 30 o All interfacility transport workers, MedFlight staff, college/university campus police, 911 Dispatch kg/m2 or higher) employees • Pregnancy o Federal law enforcement (including FBI, DEA, Coast Guard, federal court officers, U.S. Marshals • Sickle cell disease Service, ATF, Federal Reserve Police, Homeland Security investigators) • Smoking Court officers o • Type 2 diabetes mellitus Harbormasters/Assistant Harbormasters o • People who live or work in low Massport police o income and affordable senior ABCC Inspectors o housing • Congregate care settings, including: • K-12 educators, school staff, Corrections and shelters (residents/inmates, staff, and volunteers) o and child-care workers Patients and staff of SUD treatment programs (if program is residential) o • People 16+ with one of the Patients and staff of Section 35 treatment programs o following conditions: Adults with autism, intellectual disabilities, and severe behavioral challenges in residential programs o . Asthma (moderate-to- • Home-based health care workers including: severe) PT/OT/SLP therapists who work with medically complex home students o . Cancer Personal Care Attendants (PCAs) o . Chronic kidney disease Home Health, hospice, and home care agency staff performing visits in the home o . COPD (chronic Independent Nurses and Continuous Skilled Nursing staff performing visits in the home o obstructive pulmonary Aging Service agency staff performing regular visits in the home o disease) State Agency staff performing direct care in the home, including DCF Emergency Response Workers, o . Down Syndrome DMH case managers and DDS care coordinators . Heart conditions, such as Mental and behavioral health providers providing in home treatment (e.g., ACCS integrated team, o heart failure, coronary PACT, CBHI, ABA, ESP) Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 o Adult Foster Care and Group Adult Foster Care workers performing work in the home artery disease, or o Independent Therapists (physical therapists, occupational therapists, Speech & Language therapists) cardiomyopathies performing work in the home . Immunocompromised o Home-Based Respite and Individual/Family Support staff (DDS and DDS Self Directed) state (weakened immune • Health care workers doing non-COVID-facing care, including: system) from solid organ o Dentists/dental students, and dental hygienists (unless routinely working with COVID-19 positive or transplant* suspected patients such as Oral Surgeons covering the ER, in which case should be considered . Obesity and severe COVID-facing); obesity (body mass index [BMI] of 30 kg/m2 or o Medical and nursing students (unless routinely working with COVID-19 positive or suspected patients, in which case should be considered COVID-facing); higher) . Pregnancy o Inpatient and outpatient physical therapists (unless routinely working with COVID-19 positive or suspect patients, in which case should be considered COVID-facing); . Sickle cell disease . Smoking o Interpreters who work in hospitals (unless routinely working with COVID-19 positive or suspected patients, in which case should be considered COVID-facing); . Type 2 diabetes mellitus

o Behavioral health clinicians not already covered in congregate care or direct care; *For this group, this does not o Non-COVID facing Laboratorians; include individuals who are o Blood donation workers; immunocompromised due to other o Organ donation procurement worker; conditions, such as blood or bone o Hospice/palliative care professionals; marrow transplant or HIV o Non-COVID facing Imaging Professionals; o Dialysis center workers and patients; o Audiologists and speech and language pathologists (unless routinely working with COVID-19 positive or suspected patients, in which case should be considered COVID-facing); o Podiatrists and pedorthists (unless routinely working with COVID-19 positive or suspected patients, in which case should be considered COVID-facing); o Program of All-inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) staff; o SUD treatment program staff (if program is non-residential); o Asthma and allergy specialists; o Diagnostic sleep testing center staff; o Chiropractors o School nurses (other than those working as vaccinators/testers) o Members of the clergy (if working in patient-facing roles) o Acupuncturists

Note: On Jan. 18, vaccinations began at residential congregate care and shelter programs and correctional facilities within Phase 1 of the Commonwealth’s COVID-19 distribution plan.

Timeline: In progress Michigan Paid and unpaid persons serving Persons 75 years of age or older • Individuals 65-74 years old Individuals 16 to 49 years are in health care settings who have and frontline essential workers in • Individuals 16 and older with eligible as of Apr. 5. Vaccine the potential for direct or indirect critical infrastructure. disabilities/ preexisting Provider exposure to patients or infectious • Group A: Persons 75 years of conditions Locator materials and are unable to work age or older not covered in Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 from home as well as residents in Phase 1A. This includes those • Caregivers of children with long-term care facilities. in a congregate setting that special health care needs were not reached in Phase 1A. • Remaining essential workers Priority One: Keep critical health • Group B: Prioritized frontline care infrastructure open and workers whose work role has Timeline: In progress functioning (i.e., hospitals, critical frequent or intense exposure, care units, and emergency and, due to the nature of the medical response systems) work, are not able to maintain through vaccination of staff who social distance. For example, a perform direct patient care and first responder may have to work in critical areas including: physically touch other people • Group A: Emergency medical in their response, and a service providers, including childcare provider cannot medical first responders maintain social distance from • Group B: General medical children when caring for their floor physical needs. The specific • Group C: Emergency prioritized categories are: department o Pre-Kindergarten through • Group D: Intensive care units high school teachers, Priority Two: Prevent outbreaks support staff and and protect residents in long- childcare workers who term care facilities. usually have direct • Group A: Vaccinate workers contact with children who have direct contact with o First responders not large number of vulnerable covered in Phase 1A (e.g., residents. Note: this would firefighters, police, include staff who come in conservation officers, and out of the buildings. inspectors) Corrections workers (e.g., o Skilled nursing facility o staff staff in prisons, jails, juvenile justice facilities) o Psychiatric hospital staff o Workers in homeless shelters, congregate o Homes for aged staff childcare institutions, and o Adult foster care centers staff adult and child protective services o Assisted living facility staff o Agriculture/food processing workers o Home health care workers caring for high- • Group C: Other frontline risk clients with large essential workers in sectors patient loads (e.g., essential to the functioning of people with a society and at substantially higher risk of exposure to Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 tracheostomy/ventilator SARS-CoV-2 because their at home) work-related duties must be • Group B: Vaccinate performed on site and involve vulnerable residents in long- being in close proximity (i.e., term care facilities. within 6 feet) to the public or o Skilled nursing facility to coworkers. residents o Psychiatric hospitals Timeline: In progress patients o Homes for aged residents o Adult foster care centers residents o Assisted living facility residents Priority Three: Keep necessary health care infrastructure functioning. • Group A: Vaccinate workers with direct patient contact who conduct high risk procedures (e.g., dentists, endoscopy, dialysis). • Group B: Vaccinate other workers who have direct patient contact, including outpatient, urgent care, ambulatory care, and home health care • Group C: Vaccinate workers with specialized skills critical to health care system functioning who have indirect patient contact (e.g. hospital and public health laboratories, pharmacy, and medical waste handlers)

Timeline: In progress Minnesota Phase 1a – First Priority Phase 1b – tier 1 Energy, finance, shelter/housing Individuals 16 years and older • Hospitals: All personnel • People age 65 years and (construction), IT/communications, working in dedicated older. legal, media, public safety Timeline: In progress as of Mar. 30. COVID-19 units, ICU, Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 Vaccine emergency departments, • Child care, E-12 schools (engineers), transportation and Provider designated COVID-19 urgent staff. logistics, water and wastewater. Locator care clinics. (Includes, but not Phase 1b – tier 2 limited to nurses and nursing • People age 16 or 18 years Timeline: Jun. 2021 assistants, doctors, and older with Sickle cell, advanced practice providers, Down Syndrome, active respiratory therapists, cancer treatment, lab/tech staff, and immunocompromised from environmental services/ organ transplant, oxygen- maintenance staff.) dependent chronic lung or • Long-term care facility heart conditions. (skilled nursing facilities and • People with rare conditions nursing homes): All personnel or disabilities that put them working in these facilities. at higher risk. • Emergency medical services • Food processing facilities. personnel: People providing Phase 1b – tier 3 direct patient care as part of • People age 45-64 years with the EMS system. This one or more underlying includes: air ambulance medical conditions listed pilots, ground ambulance below. drivers, physicians, physician • People age 16 or 18-44 years assistants, nurses, and those with two or more underlying personnel certified or medical conditions listed registered by the Emergency below. Medical Services Regulatory • People age 50 years and Board (EMSRB): paramedics, older in multigenerational advanced emergency housing medical technicians, • Agriculture, additional school emergency medical and child care workers, technicians, and emergency airport staff, correctional medical responders. settings, first responders, • First responder personnel: food production, food retail People who generally provide (grocery), food service, direct patient care to the judicial system workers, general public in response to manufacturing, postal medical and/or trauma service workers, public incidents in the performance transit workers, public health of their job duties. workers. • COVID testers: Personnel providing testing at large Timeline: In progress community testing centers. • COVID community Phase 1b – tier 4 vaccinators: Public health Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 vaccinators and those • People age 16 or 18 years administering COVID-19 and older3 with any vaccine in Phase 1a. underlying medical condition • Affiliated clinics and health listed below. care personnel contractors • People age 50-64 years are included in all of these regardless of current health definitions, and it is expected status. that the hospital will vaccinate these people Timeline: Eligible in May 2021 • Residents living in skilled nursing facilities and nursing homes (including veterans’ homes) Phase 1a – Second Priority • Hospitals: All personnel providing direct patient services or handling infectious materials and not included in the first priority group. Affiliated clinics and health care personnel contractors are included, and it is expected that the hospital will vaccinate these people. • Long-term care facility (assisted living facilities/ housing with services with an arranged Home Care Provider): All personnel working in these facilities. • Urgent care settings: All personnel providing direct patient services or handling infectious materials and not included in first priority group. • Dialysis centers: All personnel providing direct patient services or handling infectious materials. This includes staff who regularly come in and out of health Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 care facilities: skilled nursing facility staff, psychiatric hospital staff, adult foster care center staff, home health care workers caring for high-risk clients with larger patient loads (e.g., patients with a tracheostomy or ventilator at home). Also included are on-site staff that cannot perform their work via telework and are not able to maintain safe working distances (6 feet apart). • Residents living in housing with services with an arranged home care provider, otherwise known as assisted living (including veterans’ homes) Phase 1a – Third Priority • All remaining health care personal not included in the first and second priority groups that are unable to telework. • Health care workers are both those who are paid and those who are unpaid. This includes personal care assistants (PCAs) and direct support professionals (DSPs), including those working on waivers and those working in home and community-based services. • Affiliated clinics and health care personnel contractors are included, and it is expected that the health care entity will vaccinate these people. Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 • Adult residents living in intermediate care facilities for people with intellectual disabilities and other adult residents living in residential care facilities licensed in Minnesota primarily serving at-risk people, including older adults, people with intellectual and physical disabilities, in settings such as community residential settings and adult foster care • Congregate settings on the homeless service continuum, domestic violence settings, people who are unsheltered, and homeless service providers.

Timeline: In progress Mississippi • Teachers, staff and employees in K-12, preschool or childcare settings Mississippians age 16 and older are currently eligible for vaccination. • First responders: Law enforcement, public safety, fire services and emergency management officials Registration • Adults aged 50 and older. • Those 18+ can be vaccinated at drive-through sites. and Eligibility • Anyone 16 to 49 years old with a chronic health condition that may put them at higher risk from • Those younger than 18 should make a drive-through site Tool COVID-19. (18 or older at our drive-through sites.) Qualifying health conditions: appointment or visit a private healthcare provider for COVID-19 vaccination to ensure that they receive a vaccine approved for o Cancer their age. o Chronic kidney disease o COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease) o Down Syndrome o Heart conditions, such as heart failure, coronary artery disease, or cardiomyopathies o Immunocompromised state (weakened immune system) from solid organ transplant o Obesity (body mass index [BMI] of 30 kg/m2 or higher but less than 40 kg/m2) o Severe Obesity (BMI 40 kg/m2 or higher) o Pregnancy o Sickle cell disease o Smoking o Diabetes o Or other medical conditions as determined by your medical provider • Long-term care facility residents and staff. • Healthcare personnel and EMT/paramedics, paid or unpaid, in any setting where they may be exposed directly or indirectly to COVID-19 patients or COVID-19 infectious materials. Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 o Healthcare workers include nurses, physicians, emergency medical services, technicians, pharmacists, dietary and food staff, environmental services staff and others. o Healthcare settings include acute care facilities, long-term acute care facilities, inpatient rehabilitation facilities, nursing homes, assisted living facilities, home health care, mobile clinics, outpatient facilities such as physicians' offices and others. Missouri Hospitals, Long-term care Tier 1: First responders, Emergency • Chemical Sector: Employees All Missouri Residents facilities and residents, including Services, and Public Health engaged in the manufacture, Vaccine Department of Mental Health Infrastructure (Currently eligible) store, use, and transport of Timeline: Apr. 9 Provider (DMH)-operated facilities. • Non-Patient Facing Public potentially dangerous Locator Health Infrastructure: chemicals and other diverse Home health, Hospice, Dialysis • First Responders products in the chemical centers, Urgent care. • Emergency Management and sector that are essential to Public Works modern life and economic Vaccinator staff and those • Emergency Services Sector activity. administering COVID testing. • Construction Sector: Tier 2: High-Risk Individuals Employees or contractors Congregate community (Currently eligible) engaged in the construction or healthcare settings staff and • Anyone aged 65 and older repair of buildings, residents, including DMH • Any adults with cancer, infrastructure or industrial contracted settings and adult Chronic Kidney Disease, facilities. day cares. COPD, Heart Conditions, • Commercial Facilities Sector: weakened immune system Employees engaged in EMS and High-risk non- due to organ transplant, activities related to the eight congregate healthcare, including severe obesity (BMI >40), subsectors within the clinics, physicians, and home care pregnancy, Sickle Cell commercial facilities sector. providers. Disease, Type 2 Diabetes • Critical Manufacturing Sector: Mellitus, or individuals with Employees in critical All remaining patient-facing intellectual and/or manufacturing engaged in the healthcare providers, including developmental disabilities production of certain goods. but not limited to health care such as Down Syndrome • Defense Industrial Base Sector: workers in emergency shelters, Employees that contribute to dental offices, school nurses, Tier 3: Critical Infrastructure products and services that are pharmacies, public health clinics, • Education essential to mobilize, deploy, mental/behavioral health • Childcare and sustain military operations providers, and correctional • Dams Sector and national defense settings. • Energy Sector • Financial Services Sector:

• Food/Agriculture Sector Employees within the financial *Additional details on those that • Government services sector. fall in these groups on state • Food/Agriculture Sector – website. • Information Technology Sector remaining: Remaining populations within the sector Timeline: In progress • Nuclear Reactors, Materials, and Waste Sector: not included in 1B, including restaurants. Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 • Transportation Systems • Government: Other state and Sector local government designated • Wastewater Systems Sector personnel required to provide essential services. *Additional details on those that • Higher Education: Faculty and fall in these groups on state staff at public, private, and/or website. nonprofit higher education institutions. • Disproportionately Affected Populations: Populations at increased risk of acquiring or transmitting COVID-19, with emphasis on racial/ethnic minorities not otherwise included in 1B. • Homeless: Populations at increased risk of acquiring or transmitting COVID-19, excluding those that were already included in 1B. • Libraries: Staff at public, private, and/or nonprofit libraries

Timeline: Mar. 29 Montana Frontline healthcare workers Phase 1B Recipients All remaining Montanans aged 16 • Persons aged 70 years and or older. Vaccine Long-term Care and Assisted older Provider Living Facilities (LTC/ALF) • American Indians and other Timeline: Apr. 1 Locator people of color who may be at Healthcare workers with direct elevated risk for COVID-19 patient contact or virus exposure related complications • Persons aged 16-69 with Timeline: Nearing completion high-risk medical conditions. Qualifying medical conditions include: o Cancer o Chronic kidney disease o COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease) o Down Syndrome Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 o Heart conditions, such as heart failure, coronary artery disease, or cardiomyopathies o Immunocompromised state (weakened immune system) from solid organ transplant o Severe Obesity (BMI ≥ 40 kg/m2) o Sickle cell disease o Type 1 & 2 Diabetes mellitus Timeline: Nearing completion

Phase 1B+ Recipients • Persons aged 60 years and older • Persons aged 16-59 with medical conditions not included in Phase 1B who may be at elevated risk for COVID-19 related complications. Qualifying medical conditions include: o Asthma (moderate to severe) o Cerebrovascular disease (affects blood vessels and blood supply to the brain) o Cystic fibrosis o Immunocompromised state (weakened immune system) from blood or bone marrow transplant, immune o deficiencies, HIV, use of corticosteroids, or use of other immune weakening medicines o Neurologic conditions, such as dementia Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 o Liver disease o Pulmonary fibrosis (having damaged or scarred lung tissues) o Thalassemia (a type of blood disorder) o On a case by case basis, medical providers may include individuals with other conditions that place them at elevated risk for COVID-19 related complications Timeline: In progress Nebraska • Healthcare • Persons 65 years and older Congregate care living (residential Phase 2a: • Long-Term Care residents • First responders (firefighters, treatment, corrections, homeless People aged 50-64 Registration police) shelters) and Eligibility Timeline: In progress • Education (teachers, support Phase 2b: Tool staff, daycare) Timeline: In progress People aged 16-49 • Food and agriculture • Homeless shelter staff Timeline: In progress as of Apr. 5 • Utilities • Corrections workers • U.S. Postal services workers • Transportation and public transit workers • Grocery story workers • Funeral home

Timeline: In progress Nevada Tier 1 Upon completion of Tier 1, All individuals 16 years and older. Health Care Workforce and vaccinations may begin to occur Vaccine Support concurrently in the following two Timeline: In progress as of Apr. 5 Provider The health care workforce lanes: Essential Workforce & Locator includes paid and non-paid General Population clinical and non-clinical employees, volunteers, interns, Essential Workforce: etc. • Public safety and security • General Medical & Surgical • Frontline community support Hospital • Frontline supply chain and • Psychiatric & Substance logistics Abuse Hospitals Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 • Emergency Medical Services • Frontline commerce and Personnel service industries • Frontline Public Health • Other Workforce • Laboratory Workers General Population Lane: • Pharmacists & Pharmacy • 70+ years old Technicians • 65 – 69 years old • Outpatient & Home Health • 16 – 64 years old with Providers underlying conditions • Individuals with disabilities Long Term Care Facility Staff & • Nevadans experiencing Residents (LTCF) homelessness LTCF’s include nursing homes, • Healthy adults 16 – 64 years skilled nursing facilities, old behavioral health centers, and *NDOC inmates and transitional assisted living facilities. offender group housing will follow Individuals with disabilities living the same tiered prioritization as in group settings will be the general population prioritized within this group. These settings include Intensive Note: Each county in Nevada has Supported Living Arrangements its own COVID-19 vaccine (ISLA) and Supported Living distribution plan. Arrangements (SLA) for staff and residents.

Note: Each county in Nevada has its own COVID-19 vaccine distribution plan. New • High-risk health workers • People 65 and older Phase 2a – In progress Phase 3a Hampshire • First Responders • Medically vulnerable at • K-12 schools • Medically vulnerable under 50 • Residents and staff of long- significantly higher risk with 2 • Licensed child-care settings years old at moderately Registration term care and assisted living or more conditions (and • License-exempt settings higher risk with 1 or more facilities family caregivers of those enrolled with the NH DHHS – conditions (see list in 1b) Eligibility Tool medically vulnerable persons) Bureau of Child Development Timeline: In progress o Cancer • Municipal or other recreation Phase 3b o Chronic Kidney Disease programs providing before • Everyone else not already o COPD and other high-risk and/or after school, vacation, vaccinated pulmonary disease or summer youth o Down Syndrome programming Timeline: In progress as of Apr. 2 o Heart Conditions, such as • Head Start and Early Head heart failure, coronary Start Programs o artery disease, or • Licensed youth camps cardiomyopathies Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 o Immunocompromised Phase 2b – In progress states • People 50-64 years old o Obesity (body mass index of 30 kg/m or higher) o Pregnancy o Sickle cell disease o Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus • Residents and staff of residential facilities for persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities • Corrections officers and staff working in correctional facilities • First responders and health workers not already vaccinated

Timeline: In progress New Jersey Healthcare Personnel: Paid and First Responders: Sworn law Frontline essential workers in the following All individuals 16 years and older. unpaid persons serving in health enforcement, firefighters, and categories are also eligible for vaccination: Registration care settings who have the other first responders, including: Timeline: Apr. 19 potential for direct or indirect • New Jersey State Police • Food production, agriculture, and food Vaccine exposure to patients or infectious troopers distribution Provider materials, including, but not • Municipal and county police • Eldercare and support Locator limited to: officers • Warehousing and logistics • Licensed healthcare • Campus police officers • Social services support staff professionals like doctors, • Detectives in prosecutors' • Elections personnel nurses, pharmacists, and offices and state agencies • Hospitality dentists • State agency/authority law • Medical supply chain • Staff like receptionists, enforcement officers (e.g., • Postal and shipping services janitors, mortuary services, State Park Police and • Clergy laboratory technicians Conservation Officers, • Judicial system • Consultants, per diem, and Palisades Interstate Parkway contractors who are not Officers, Human Services Timeline: In progress directly employed by the police, and NJTransit police) facility • Investigator, Parole and • Unpaid workers like health Secured Facilities Officers professional students, • Aeronautical Operations trainees, volunteers, and Specialists essential caregivers • Sworn Federal Law • Community health workers, Enforcement Officers and doulas, and public health Special Agents Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 professionals like Medical • Bi-State law enforcement Reserve Corps officers (e.g., Port Authority) • Personnel with variable • Court Security Officers venues like EMS, paramedics, • Paid and unpaid members of funeral staff, and autopsy firefighting services workers (structural and wildland) • All workers in acute, • Paid and unpaid members of pediatric, and behavioral Search and Rescue Units health hospitals and including technical ambulatory surgical centers • rescue units and HAZMAT • All workers in health facilities teams like psychiatric facilities, • Paid and unpaid firefighters Federally Qualified Health who provide emergency Centers, and rehabs medical services • All workers in clinic-based • Paid and unpaid members of settings like urgent care Industrial units that perform clinics, dialysis centers, and Fire, Rescue and HAZMAT family planning sites services • All workers in long-term care • Members of State Fire settings like nursing homes, Marshal's Offices assisted living facilities, • Bi-State Fire Service group homes, and others Personnel (e.g., Port Authority) • All workers in occupational- based healthcare settings Individuals at High Risk: Individuals like health clinics within aged 65 and older, and individuals workplaces, shelters, jails, ages 16-64 with medical colleges and universities, and conditions, as defined by the K-12 schools Centers for Disease Control and • All workers in community- Prevention, that increase the risk based healthcare settings of severe illness from the virus. like PACE and Adult Living These conditions include: Community Nursing • Asthma • All workers in home-based • Cerebrovascular Disease settings like hospice, home • Cystic Fibrosis care, and visiting nurse • Hypertension or High Blood services Pressure • All workers in office-based • Immunocompromised state healthcare settings like (weakened immune system) physician and dental offices • Liver Disease • All workers in public health • Neurologic conditions (e.g. settings like local health dementia) departments, LINCS • Pregnancy agencies, harm reduction Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 centers, and medicinal • Pulmonary Fibrosis (damaged marijuana programs or scarred lung tissues) • All workers in retail, • Thalassemia (type of blood independent, and disorder) institutional pharmacies • Type 1 diabetes mellitus • Other paid or unpaid people who work in a healthcare Individuals who are pregnant and setting, who may have direct those in an immunocompromised or indirect contact with state (weakened immune system) infectious persons or from solid organ transplant are materials, and who cannot also eligible but should follow CDC work from home. guidance and first discuss Long-Term Care Facility vaccination with their medical Residents and Staff: All residents provider before receiving the and staff of long-term and vaccine. congregate care facilities, including: Educators and Childcare Workers: • Skilled nursing facilities • Paid and unpaid people • Veterans homes working in pre-K through 12th • Assisted living facilities, grade settings, including continuing care retirement teachers, staff, classroom communities, and personal aides, bus drivers, janitors, care homes counselors, administration • Group homes like residential staff, cafeteria workers, and care homes, adult family substitute teachers homes, adult foster homes, • Head Start and Early Head and intellectual and Start program staff developmental disabilities • Any other paid or unpaid group homes persons working in schools • HUD 202 Supportive Housing serving those pre-K to grade for the Elderly Program 12 residences • Paid and unpaid people • Institutional settings like working in licensed or psychiatric hospitals, registered childcare settings, correctional institutions, including center-based and county jails, and juvenile family childcare providers detention facilities (for eligible minors, e.g., 16+ years Transportation Workers: of age may be eligible for • Public and local Pfizer vaccine under the transportation workers, emergency use including bus, taxi, rideshare, authorization) and airport employees; NJ Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 • Other vulnerable, TRANSIT workers; and Motor congregate, long-term Vehicle Commission staff settings For more information on Phase Additional Public Safety Workers 1A, click here. • Public safety workers who are not sworn law enforcement or Timeline: In progress fire professionals, including probation officers and fire safety inspectors

Additional High-Risk Individuals

Migrant farm workers;

Members of tribal communities;

Individuals experiencing homelessness and those living in shelters, including domestic violence shelters.

Timeline: In progress New Mexico • Hospital personnel • Persons 75+ • Adults 60+ All persons 16 years of age or • Residents and staff of long- • Persons 16+ at risk of COVID • Other essential workers older not recommended for Registration term care facilities complications. Conditions unable to work remotely: vaccination in an earlier phase.

• Medical first responders with increased risk of severe o Businesses that store, • Congregate setting workers illness: transport or deliver goods Timeline: In progress as of Apr. 5

(homeless shelters, o Cancer or services directly to correctional facilities, o Chronic kidney disease residences, retailers, residential treatment o COPD, pulmonary fibrosis, government institutions, centers, and community cystic fibrosis or essential businesses homes) o Down syndrome . Automobile repair • Persons providing direct o Heart conditions (heart facilities, bike repair medical care and other in- failure, hypertension, facilities, and person services coronary artery disease or retailers who • Home-based health care and cardiomyopathies) generate the hospice workers o Immunocompromised majority of their state from solid organ revenue from the Timeline: In progress transplant sale of automobile or o Obesity (BMI>=30) bike repair products o Pregnancy . Airlines and airport o Sickle cell disease operations 5 Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 o Type 2 Diabetes . Taxis and other Conditions that might private involve increased risk: transportation o Asthma providers o Cerebrovascular disease . Transportation (previous stroke, TIA) network companies o Hypertension or high o Utilities, including blood pressure contractors, suppliers, o Immunocompromised and supportive state from blood or bone operations, engaged in marrow transplant, power generation, fuel immune deficiencies, HIV, supply and transmission, use of corticosteroids or water and wastewater use of other immune- supply weakening medicines o Food service personnel o Neurologic conditions not included in Phase 1B, such as dementia including restaurant and o Liver disease quick service food o Overweight (BMI >25 but operations and food prep <30) centers o Pulmonary fibrosis o Consumer goods, retail (having damaged or o Finance/banking staff, scarred lung tissues) including banks, credit o Thalassemia unions, insurance o Type 1 diabetes providers, payroll • Family home caregivers, child services, brokerage care workers, (paid or unpaid) services and investment of persons who care for those management firms with high risk conditions o Information technology • Early education and K-12 and communications educators/staff and other personnel personnel in educational o Energy industry institutions needed on-site personnel to support in-person learning o Legal and accounting • Higher education staff personnel • Populations in congregate o Media personnel settings o Veterinary and livestock • Grocery store workers services, animal shelters and facilities providing o Personnel at grocery stores, supermarkets, food pet adoption, grooming, banks, farmers' markets daycare or boarding and vendors who sell food, services convenience stores, and Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 other businesses that Timeline: In progress generate the majority of their revenue from the sale of canned food, dry goods, fresh fruits and vegetables, fresh meats, fish, and poultry, and any other household consumer products, as well as pet food, feed, and other animal supplies • Food and agriculture workers, including farms, ranches and other food cultivation operations • Food processing or packaging operations • Public transit workers • Critical manufacturing workers, including: o Medical supplies and equipment, manufacturing agents, chemicals, fertilizer, pharmaceuticals, sanitary products, household paper products, microelectronics/semicon ductors, primary metals, electrical equipment, appliances and components, and transportation equipment • Adult and child protective services workers • Police • Firefighters • Public health, environmental, occupational health and other workers who perform in- person inspections to promote health and safety of licensed and unlicensed facilities and operations Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 • Mortuary, cremation and cemetery service workers • Court personnel; elected and appointed officials in government who are unable to work remotely and/or telework • Personnel who provide in- person services necessary to maintain the safety and sanitation of residences or essential businesses including security services, towing services, custodial services, plumbers, electricians, and other skilled trades • Hardware and construction stores • Laundromats and dry cleaner services • Workers not covered in Phase 1A in research centers and laboratories who are unable to work remotely and/or telework • Workers and volunteers who provide in-person services to indigent or needy populations • Laboratories and defense and national security-related operations supporting the United States government, or contractors to the United States government or any federal entity who are unable to work remotely and/or telework • Emergency Operations Center (EOC) personnel; PPE and vaccine warehouse workers

Timeline: In progress Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 New York • Individuals age 50 and older who reside in New York All persons 16 years of age or older. • First Responder or Support Staff for First Responder Agency Registration • Fire Timeline: In progress as of Apr. 6 and Eligibility o State Fire Service, including firefighters and investigators (professional and volunteer) Tool o Local Fire Service, including firefighters and investigators (professional and volunteer) • Police and Investigations o State Police, including Troopers o State Park Police, DEC Police, Forest Rangers o SUNY Police o Sheriffs' Offices o County Police Departments and Police Districts o City, Town, and Village Police Departments o Transit of other Public Authority Police Departments o State Field Investigations, including DMV, SCOC, Justice Center, DFS, IG, Tax, OCFS, SLA • Public Safety Communications o Emergency Communication and PSAP Personnel, including dispatchers and technicians • Other Sworn and Civilian Personnel o Court Officer o Other Police or Peace Officer o Support or Civilian Staff for Any of the Above Services, Agencies, or Facilities • Corrections o State DOCCS Personnel, including correction and parole officers o Local Correctional Facilities, including correction officers o Local Probation Departments, including probation officers o State Juvenile Detention and Rehabilitation Facilities o Local Juvenile Detention and Rehabilitation Facilities • P-12 Schools o P-12 school (public or non-public) or school district faculty or staff (includes all teachers, substitute teachers, student teachers, school administrators, paraprofessional staff, and support staff including bus drivers) o Contractor working in a P-12 school or school district (including contracted bus drivers) o Licensed, registered, approved or legally exempt group childcare • In-person college faculty and instructors • Employees or Support Staff of licensed, registered, approved or legally exempt group Childcare Setting • Licensed, registered, approved or legally exempt group Childcare Provider • Public Transit o Airline and airport employee o Passenger railroad employee o Subway and mass transit employee (i.e., MTA, LIRR, Metro North, NYC Transit, Upstate transit) o Ferry employee o Port Authority employee o Public bus employee • Public facing grocery store workers, including convenience store and bodega workers Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 • Individual living in a homeless shelter where sleeping, bathing or eating accommodations must be shared with individuals and families who are not part of your household • Individual working (paid or unpaid) in a homeless shelter where sleeping, bathing or eating accommodations must be shared by individuals and families who are not part of the same household, in a position where there is potential for interaction with shelter residents • High-risk hospital and FQHC staff, including OMH psychiatric centers • Health care or other high-risk essential staff who come into contact with residents/patients working in LTCFs and long- term, congregate settings overseen by OPWDD, OMH, OCFS, OTDA and OASAS, and residents in congregate living situations, overseen or funded by the OPWDD, OMH, OCFS, OTDA and OASAS • Certified NYS EMS provider, including but not limited to Certified First Responder, Emergency Medical Technician, Advanced Emergency Medical Technician, Emergency Medical Technician – Critical Care, Paramedic, Ambulance Emergency Vehicle Operator, or Non-Certified Ambulance Assistant • County Coroner or Medical Examiner, or employer or contractor thereof who is exposed to infectious material or bodily fluids • Licensed funeral director, or owner, operator, employee, or contractor of a funeral firm licensed and registered in New York State, who is exposed to infectious material or bodily fluids • Staff of urgent care provider • Staff who administer COVID-19 vaccine • All Outpatient/Ambulatory front-line, high-risk health care workers of any age who provide direct in-person patient care, or other staff in a position in which they have direct contact with patients (i.e., intake staff) • All front-line, high-risk public health workers who have direct contact with patients, including those conducting COVID-19 tests, handling COVID-19 specimens and COVID-19 vaccinations • Home care workers and aides, hospice workers, personal care aides, and consumer-directed personal care workers • Staff and residents of nursing homes, skilled nursing facilities, and adult care facilities • Restaurant workers* • Restaurant delivery drivers* • For-hire vehicle drivers* • Public-facing government and public employees • Not-for-profit workers who provide public-facing services to New Yorkers in need • Essential in-person public-facing building service workers *Eligible for vaccination at State-operated mass vaccination sites, and, at the option of local health departments (LHDs) at LHD-operated point of distribution sites.

Adult New Yorkers of any age with the following conditions qualify for the vaccine: • Cancer (current or in remission, including 9/11-related cancers) • Chronic kidney disease • Pulmonary Disease, including but not limited to, COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease), asthma (moderate-to- severe), pulmonary fibrosis, cystic fibrosis, and 9/11 related pulmonary diseases • Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities including Down Syndrome • Heart conditions, including but not limited to heart failure, coronary artery disease, cardiomyopathies, or hypertension (high blood pressure) Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 • Immunocompromised state (weakened immune system) including but not limited to solid organ transplant or from blood or bone marrow transplant, immune deficiencies, HIV, use of corticosteroids, use of other immune weakening medicines, or other causes • Severe Obesity (BMI 40 kg/m2), Obesity (body mass index [BMI] of 30 kg/m2 or higher but < 40 kg/m2) • Pregnancy • Sickle cell disease or Thalassemia • Type 1 or 2 diabetes mellitus • Cerebrovascular disease (affects blood vessels and blood supply to the brain) • Neurologic conditions including but not limited to Alzheimer's Disease or dementia • Liver disease

Timeline: In progress North Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Group 4 Group 5 Carolina • Health care workers with in- Adults 65 and older, regardless of Frontline Essential Workers Everyone who wants a safe and person patient contact health status or living situation • The CDC defines frontline Currently Eligible effective COVID-19 vaccination • Long-term care staff and essential workers as • Anyone 16-64 years old with Vaccine residents—people in skilled Timeline: In progress workers who are in sectors high-risk medical conditions In progress as of Apr. 7 Provider nursing facilities, adult care essential to the that increase risk of severe Locator homes and continuing care functioning of society and disease from COVID-19 such retirement communities who are at substantially as cancer, COPD, serious Eligibility Tool higher risk for exposure to heart conditions, sickle cell Timeline: In progress COVID-19 disease, Type 2 diabetes, among others, regardless of Timeline: In progress living situation • Anyone who is incarcerated or living in other close group living settings who is not already vaccinated due to age, medical condition or job function • Essential workers not yet vaccinated. The CDC defines these as workers in transportation and logistics, water and wastewater, food service, shelter and housing (e.g., construction), finance (e.g., bank tellers), information technology and communications, energy, legal, media, public safety (e.g., engineers) and public health workers Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 North Health Care Workers and Long- Older individuals, people with Essential workers and people of All persons aged 16 or older Dakota Term Care Residents underlying health conditions, other any age at increased risk for • Health care workers in direct congregate settings, childcare COVID-19 Timeline: In progress as of Mar. 29 contact with COVID-19 workers, and employees of In order of priority: Vaccine • First responders preschools and kindergarten • National Guard, not previously Provider • Long-term care residents through 12th grade covered Locator and staff In order of priority: • Workers enabling access to • Persons age 75 and older human food (i.e., grocery Additional details on Phase 1a • Persons age 65 – 74 with two workers), not including Tiers I – V here. or more high-risk medical restaurant workers conditions • Public safety answering Timeline: In progress • Staff and persons living in points (911) other congregate settings (i.e., • Manufacturing related to the corrections, group homes, development or supply of treatment centers, homeless COVID-19 vaccine shelters, etc.) • Other healthcare/public • Persons age 65 and older with health workers not included in one or more high-risk medical phase 1A conditions • Free standing clinical • Persons age 65 and older with laundries or without high-risk medical • Public transit, including bus, conditions taxi, ride-share • Persons with two or • Persons age 16 – 64 with one more high-risk medical or more high-risk medical conditions regardless of age conditions • Childcare workers • Blood bank workers not • Workers employed by previously vaccinated preschools or Kindergarten • Information Technology through 12th grade: • All other essential workers per o Teachers, nutritional Cybersecurity and services, aides, bus Infrastructure Security drivers, principals, Agency (CISA) administrative staff, custodians, etc. Timeline: In progress

Timeline: In progress Ohio • Health care workers and Started week of Jan. 19 Phase 1C (Started Mar. 4) Phase 2A – In progress personnel, who are routinely • Ohioans age 80 and up • Individuals age 60 and older. Vaccine involved with the care of • People who are pregnant Provider COVID-19 patients Started week of Jan. 25 • People with the following Phase 2B – In progress Locator • Residents and staff at • Ohioans age 75 and up; those medical conditions: • Individuals age 50 and older. nursing homes with a developmental or o People with amyotrophic intellectual disability AND one lateral sclerosis (ALS), Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 Eligibility Tool • Residents and staff at of the conditions: cerebral also known as Lou • Individuals age 60 and older assisted living facilities palsy; spina bifida; severe Gehrig’s disease. previously eligible under • Patients and staff at state congenital heart disease o Bone marrow transplant Phase 1B or Phase 2A who psychiatric hospitals requiring hospitalization recipients. have not yet received the • People with developmental within the past year; severe o These are sometimes vaccine remain eligible under disabilities and those with type 1 diabetes requiring also called hematopoietic Phase 2B. mental health disorders, hospitalization within the past cell or stem cell including substance use year; inherited metabolic transplants, and these Phase 2C – In progress disorders, who live in group disorders including patients are undergoing • Individuals 40+ homes, residential facilities, phenylketonuria; severe treatment primarily for or centers and staff at those neurological disorders cancer and certain Phase 2D – In progress as of Mar. locations including epilepsy, anemias, and they face 29 • Residents and staff at our hydrocephaly, and an increased risk of • Individuals 16+ Ohio veterans’ homes microcephaly; severe genetic severe COVID-19 illness. • EMS responders disorders including Down o This group does NOT syndrome, fragile X syndrome, include the kind of stem- Prader-Willi syndrome, Turner cell injections people syndrome, and muscular might receive for the dystrophy; severe lung treatment of orthopedic disease, including asthma problems, especially for requiring hospitalization their knees. within the past year, and o People with type 1 cystic fibrosis; sickle cell diabetes. anemia; and alpha and beta • Occupations thalassemia; and solid organ o Child care services: Staff transplant patients. members at child care centers and pre- Started week of Feb. 1 kindergarten programs • Ohioans age 70 and up; who have regular, employees of K-12 schools ongoing direct contact that wish to remain or return with children enrolled in to in-person or hybrid models. these programs. o Administrators, lead and Started week of Feb. 8 assistant teachers, and • Ohioans age 65 and up substitute teachers enrolled in Ohio’s Started week of Feb. 15 Professional Registry • Ohioans born with or who who are currently have early childhood working in open child conditions that are carried care or pre-kindergarten into adulthood, which put programs. them at a higher risk for o Licensing specialists employed by the Ohio Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 adverse outcomes due to Department of Job and COVID-19, Family Services or a county job and family services agency. o The program does NOT include parent volunteers, board members, or owners/administrators who do not provide in- classroom support. o Funeral services: This group includes licensed staff and active apprentices in the funeral services industry. o Embalmers/morticians. o Funeral home directors. o Crematory operators. o Apprentices. o Law enforcement and corrections officers o This group includes sworn law enforcement officers and peace officers who have first responder or direct supervisory responsibilities. These individuals must be active duty, working a regular minimum of 20 hours a week. Eligibility does not include retired, “special,” or reserve officers. o Police officers. o Sheriff’s deputies. o Ohio State Highway Patrol troopers. o Special jurisdiction officers: Other state or federal enforcement officers such as Ohio Department of Natural Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 Resources (ODNR) enforcement staff, pharmacy board investigators, BCI agents, state fire marshal investigators, federal transportation security officers, and other federal law enforcement officers who do not have access to vaccination from federal sources. o Corrections staff: Eligible are corrections staff, including probation and parole staff, who provide direct services to an adult or juvenile inmate or court-supervised individuals. o Firefighters: Individuals who have a valid active firefighting certificate in the State of Ohio who are active members or employees of a recognized fire department. This does not include retired, emeritus or reserve individuals.

Phase 1D • People with type 2 diabetes under the age of 50. • People with end-stage renal disease (also known as end- stage kidney disease) under the age of 50

Phase 1E Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 • Individuals with at least one of the following medical conditions: o Cancer. o Chronic kidney disease (CKD). o Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). o Heart disease. o Obesity

Timeline: In progress Oklahoma • Long Term Care Residents and Staff • First Responders, Paid and Phase 3 – In progress • Health Care Workers Supporting Direct Inpatient Care Unpaid • Teachers, Staff and Residents Registration • Public Health Staff Conducting Front Line COVID-19 Pandemic Mitigation • Health Care Workers in Other Educational Settings • Oklahoma State Licensed Emergency Medical Technicians and Paramedics Providing Direct COVID • Critical Infrastructure Outpatient Care and Services Personnel as Specified in the Timeline: In progress • Adults age 65 and Older and 3rd Executive Order Adults of Any Age with Comorbidities Phase 4 – In progress as of Mar. 29 • Teachers and Staff in Pre-k All Oklahoma Residents 12 Schools and Educational Settings • Staff and Residents in Congregate Locations and Worksites • Public Health Staff Supporting Front Line Efforts

Timeline: In progress Oregon Group 1 Groups 1-4 (Currently eligible) All Oregonians 16 and older • Hospital staff with patient • Childcare providers, early Vaccine care responsibilities learning & K-12 educators and Timeline: Apr. 19 Provider • Urgent care staff Locator and • Skilled nursing and memory • People 70+ Eligibility Tool care facility healthcare Group 5 (Currently eligible) personnel (HCP) and residents • People 65+ • Tribal health programs Group 6 (Eligible Mar. 29) • Emergency medical services • Adults 45–64 with one or (EMS) providers and other more underlying health first responders conditions with increased risk* • Migrant and seasonal farm Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 • All health care interpreters workers and traditional health workers • Seafood and agricultural in any setting within Phase 1a workers Group 2 • Food processing workers • Other long-term care • People living in low-income facilities, including all paid senior housing, senior and unpaid HCP, all staff and congregate and independent contractors, including living residents who meet the age • Individuals experiencing requirements of: houselessness (sheltered and o Residential care facilities unsheltered) o Adult foster care • People currently displaced by o Group homes for people wildfires with intellectual and • Wildland firefighters developmental Group 7 (Eligible Apr. 19) disabilities • Frontline workers as defined o Other similar congregate by CDC care sites • Multigenerational household • Hospice programs members • Mobile crisis care and related • Adults 16–44 with one or services more underlying health • Individuals working in a conditions with increased risk* correctional setting • Adults and youth in custody * Cancer; chronic kidney disease; 16 years and older COPD (chronic obstructive Group 3 pulmonary disease); Down • HCPs in outpatient settings Syndrome; heart conditions, such serving specific high-risk as heart failure, coronary artery groups disease, or cardiomyopathies; • Day treatment services immunocompromised state • Non-emergency medical (weakened immune system) from transport (NEMT) solid organ transplant or HIV; • Paid or unpaid caregivers obesity (BMI greater than or (including parents or foster equal to 30 kg/m2); pregnancy; parents) of medically fragile sickle cell disease; type 2 diabetes children or adults who live at mellitus home • Adults and age-eligible children who have a medical condition or disability who receive services in their homes Group 4 Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 • All other outpatient HCPs • Other HCP who provide direct service to people with I/DD and other high-risk populations. • Other public health settings, such as HCP serving WIC, or CBO’s with direct or indirect exposures

Timeline: In progress Pennsylvania • Long-term care facility • People in congregate settings Essential workers in these sectors: All individuals not previously residents not otherwise specified as • Transportation and logistics covered who are 16 and older and Vaccine • Health care personnel LTCF and persons receiving • Water and wastewater do not have a contraindication to Provider • Persons not directly involved home and community-based • Food service the vaccine (note that at this time, Locator in patient care but potentially services • Housing construction only the Pfizer-BioNTech product exposed to infectious • First responders • Finance, including bank tellers is approved for those age 16 and Eligibility Tool material that can transmit • Correctional officers and • Information technology 17) disease among or from health other workers serving people • Communications Timeline: Apr. 19 care personnel and patients in congregate care settings • Energy, including nuclear • Persons ages 65 and older not included in Phase 1A reactors • Persons ages 16-64 with • Food and agricultural workers • Legal services high-risk conditions: • U.S. Postal Service workers • Federal, state, county and o Cancer • Manufacturing workers local government workers, o Chronic kidney disease • Grocery store workers including county election o COPD • Education workers workers, elected officials and o Down Syndrome • Clergy and other essential members of the judiciary and o Heart conditions, such as support for houses of worship their staff heart failure, coronary • Public transit workers • Media artery disease, or • Individuals caring for children • Public safety cardiomyopathies or adults in early childhood • Public health workers o Immunocompromised and adult day programs state (weakened immune Timeline: Apr. 12 system) from solid organ Timeline: In progress transplant or from blood or bone marrow transplant, immune deficiencies, HIV, use of corticosteroids, or use of other immune weakening medicines Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 o Obesity (body mass index [BMI] of 30 kg/m2 or higher but < 40 kg/m2) o Severe Obesity (BMI ≥ 40 kg/m2) o Pregnancy o Sickle cell disease o Smoking o Type 2 diabetes mellitus

Timeline: In progress

*Note – Philadelphia County is a separate vaccine jurisdiction and has their own information about vaccine distribution Puerto Rico Health Workers • People 65 years or older who • People with chronic diseases People 16 years and older with no • Public and private hospitals do not live in a congregational 16 years and older history of chronic diseases Vaccine • CDT, IPA’s and 330 Centers environment • People in prison Provider • Public health response to • Frontline workers • People with disabilities Locator COVID-19 o Medical emergencies, • People in shelters • Dialysis services firefighters, police, • Spiritual assistance staff *Translated emergency management, • Hospices o Priests, ministers, pastors from Spanish • Health professionals who do correction and state and chaplains not work in hospitals guard, others • Students attending Employees and residents of long- o Manufacturing employees universities or colleges term care homes (drugs, medical • Personnel who work in • “Long-term care facilities” equipment, and other restaurants public and private manufacturing), Postal • Workers in other essential Employees and participants with Service services Public transportation, food intellectual disabilities o o Federal, state and • Intellectual Disability chain (processing, municipal employees, Community Homes and supermarkets and ports), electric power authority, Centers (by court order) educational system water and sewer authority, (public and private) communications, waste Timeline: In progress disposal, among others Timeline: In progress Timeline: In progress Rhode Island Currently Eligible: Upcoming Eligibility: • Healthcare workers, first responders, congregate settings, and other groups • Mid Apr. and beyond: Age 40-49 Vaccine • Age 50+ • Late Apr. and beyond: Age 16-39 Provider • Age 16-64 with underlying health conditions Locator o Cancer. Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 o Chronic kidney disease (CKD). Eligibility Tool o Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). o Heart disease. o Obesity • Teachers and staff at public, private, parochial, and independent schools, and licensed child-care providers • People in hard-hit communities South Mission-critical workers and • Anyone aged 55 and up • Anyone aged 45 and up All South Carolinians aged 16 and Carolina individuals include: • People with increased risk for • Essential workers up • 70+ years old regardless of severe COVID-19 disease o This group includes those Vaccine health status or preexisting • People aged 16-54 with one or who work in essential job Timeline: In progress as of Mar. 31 Provider conditions more of the following high- categories as defined by Locator • 65+ year olds, regardless of risk medical conditions: the CDC who are not health status or preexisting o Cancer (current, not a included in Phase 1b conditions history of cancer), because they do not • Anesthesiology assistants, chronic kidney disease have frequent, close registered cardiovascular (any stage), chronic lung contact with others in invasive specialists, and disease, diabetes (Type 1 the work environment operating room staff and Type 2), Down (examples may include • Athletic Trainers syndrome, heart disease construction workers, • American Sign Language (congestive heart delivery drivers, utility (ASL) and other interpreters disease, coronary artery workers, etc. who do not in healthcare facilities disease, cardiomyopathy, have frequent, close and • Autopsy room staff, pulmonary hypertension), ongoing contact with coroners, embalmers, and HIV/AIDS, solid organ others) funeral home staff at risk of transplant, obesity (BMI exposure to bodily fluids >30), pregnancy, sickle Timeline: In progress • Chiropractors cell disease. • Dentists and dental • People who have a hygienists and technicians developmental or other severe • Dietary and food services high-risk disability that staff in healthcare facilities makes developing severe life- threatening illness or death • Environmental services staff from COVID-19 infection in healthcare facilities more likely • Harbor pilots • Frontline workers with • Home caregivers for children increased occupational risk who have a tracheostomy, Frontline workers with are ventilator-dependent or o increased occupational who have a Medically risk are people who: Complex Children’s . Must be in-person at Waiver (MCC). Requires their place of work, a medical provider’s signed and Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 attestation to confirm . Perform a job that caregiver meets criteria. puts them at Form attached here.) increased risk of • Home health and hospice exposure due to workers their frequent, close • Hospital transport personnel (less than6 feet) and • Hospital inpatients 65 and ongoing (more than older 15 minutes) contact • Laboratory personnel and with others in the phlebotomists work environment • Licensed dietitians . A person's eligibility • Long-Term Care Facility for a COVID-19 (LTCF) residents and staff vaccine isn't based on a specific job or • Medical assistants work sector. If a • Medical first responders (paid and volunteer): EMS; person decides that fire department and law they meet job risk enforcement personnel who using the criteria provide emergency medical above, they are care eligible. . Some examples of • Nurses, nurse practitioners, people who may be and nurse’s aides/ assistants frontline workers • Opticians and optometrists based on risk may and assistants/ technicians include school staff • Persons providing medical and daycare care in correctional facilities workers, criminal and correctional officers justice staff, • Pharmacists and pharmacy government technicians employees, • Physical and occupational manufacturing therapists and assistants workers, grocery • Physicians, including medical store workers, and house staff (i.e., interns, law enforcement residents, fellows), and officers. physician assistants • Individuals at increased risk in • Podiatrists settings where people are • Public health healthcare living and working in close workers who are frequently contact interacting with persons with o Residents and workers in potential COVID-19 group home settings for infection the mentally or physically • Radiology technicians disabled or those with Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 • Respiratory care behavioral or substance practitioners, such as abuse conditions respiratory therapists o Workers and residents in • Speech language homeless shelters pathologists and assistants o Workers and residents in and audiologists community training • State/local government homes employees and their o State and local contractors who are correctional facility staff mission-critical for with direct inmate maintaining operations of contact COVID-19 vaccinations and o Correctional and testing in SC immigration detention • Students and interns of the facility inmates above categories o Migrant farmworkers living in shared housing or Timeline: In progress reliant on shared transportation • All workers in healthcare and community health settings who have routine, direct patient contact and were not vaccinated in Phase 1a

Timeline: In progress South Dakota Frontline healthcare workers and Long-term care residents Phase 1C All others 16 years and older long-term care facility • EMS/Public health workers Vaccine healthcare workers Timeline: In progress • Law enforcement, Timeline: In progress as of Apr. 5 Provider correctional officers Locator Timeline: In progress Phase 1D Eligibility Tool • Persons aged 65 years and older starting with those 80 years and older • High-risk patients – dialysis, post-transplant, and active cancer • High-risk residents in congregate settings • Persons with 2 or more underlying medical conditions • Teachers and other school/college staff Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 • Funeral service workers

Phase 1-E • Fire service personnel • Includes public-facing workers in essential and critical infrastructure

Timeline: In progress Tennessee 1a1 - Frontline Healthcare • K-12, child care teachers and Tennesseans 16 Years Old or Older 2a - Tennesseans Employed in the Tennesseans in Other High-Risk Workers and Dependent Disabled staff with High-Risk Health Conditions Following Critical Infrastructure Settings Registration Adults • Pre-school • Chronic renal disease Industries • Individuals in congregate • Hospital/free-standing • Other first responders staff • COPD, pulmonary fibrosis, • Social Services (DCS) living facilities (includes those Vaccine emergency department staff and administration Cystic Fibrosis, moderate- (includes child welfare agency living and working in shelters, Provider with direct patient exposure (administrative staff, severe asthma personnel with direct public college dormitories, other Locator and/or exposure to dispatchers, communications • Obesity (BMI >30) exposure) settings where individuals are potentially infectious staff, other first responders • Heart failure, CAD, • Commercial agriculture capable of independent living) Eligibility Tool materials without significant direct cardiomyopathies, • Commercial food production • Grocery workers • Home health care staff public contact) hypertension • Corrections staff not included • Corrections (includes those • COVID-19 mass testing site • Sickle cell (not including in 1a1 (includes administrative housed in detention centers, staff (includes drive-through *Simultaneous age-based criteria sickle cell trait) or staff, those without regular prisons, and jails) mass testing. Does not phase: 65+ (March 2021) thalassemia public/inmate contact) include people who work in • Diabetes requiring • Public transit All Tennesseans age 16 and over clinics where testing is Timeline: In progress medication performed) • Cerebrovascular disease or 2b – Tennesseans Employed in the Timeline: In progress as of Apr. 5 • Student health providers in a stroke Following Critical Infrastructure school, college, or university • Immunocompromised (HIV, Industries • Staff and Residents of LTCF taking chronic steroids or • Transportation (including (Live in a Long-term Care immunomodulators, history postal and package delivery, Facility, Assisted Living of solid organ, blood or bone freight railroad, maritime Center, Home for the Aged, marrow transplant) cargo, commercial or cargo Home for People living with • Dementia service airports) Intellectual or Developmental • Liver disease • Public infrastructure (includes Disabilities, or receive care in • Technologically-dependent dams, roads, locks, and bridge a group home) (individuals who are maintenance and engineering, • Skilled nursing facilities, ventilator-dependent, solid waste collection, and assisted living centers, oxygen-dependent, with processing) homes for the aged, DIDD tracheostomy, chronically • Telecommunications (includes residential centers, group wheelchair-bound, require those providing direct homes tube feedings, parenteral services) • First responders with direct nutrition, or dialysis) • Utilities/Energy (includes line public exposure (front-line workers and other law enforcement, fire maintenance and engineering Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 fighters, emergency medical • Household resident or personnel involved in direct services, mental health crisis caregiver of medically fragile provision of services) response, rescue squads, individual of any age (such as frontline corrections officers technologically-dependent Timeline: In progress and jailers, Department of individuals, Children’s Services immunocompromised transportation officers, individuals, individuals with secure residential facility diabetes requiring staff serving delinquent medication, individuals with youth. Does not include complex congenital or life- dispatchers and threatening cardiac administrative staff) conditions requiring ongoing • Individuals 18 years or older medical management, who cannot live individuals qualifying for a independently due to a Katie Beckett waiver) serious chronic medical condition or intellectual or *Simultaneous age-based criteria developmental disability phase: 55+

*Simultaneous age-based criteria Timeline: In progress phase: 75+ (Dec 2020)

1a2 - Outpatient Healthcare Workers with Direct Patient Exposure • Primary care providers and staff • Outpatient specialty providers and staff working with acute patients • Pharmacists and staff • Patient transport • Outpatient therapists • Urgent visit center providers and staff • Environmental services • Oral health providers • Behavioral health providers • Outpatient laboratory staff working with COVID-19 specimens • Funeral/mortuary workers with direct decedent contact Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3

*Simultaneous age-based criteria phase: 70+ (Jan – Feb 2021)

Timeline: In progress

Texas First Tier People 65 years of age and older • 50-65 years of age All individuals 16 years and older • Paid and unpaid workers in • School and Licensed Child Vaccine hospital settings working People 16 years of age and older Care Personnel: Timeline: In progress as of Mar. 29 with at least one chronic medical Provider directly with patients who o Those who work in pre- Locator are positive or at high risk for condition that puts them at primary, primary, and COVID-19. Such as but not increased risk for severe illness secondary schools; from the virus that causes limited to: o Head Start and Early • Physicians, nurses, COVID-19, such as but not limited Head Start programs respiratory therapists and to: (including teachers, staff, other support staff • Cancer and bus drivers); and (custodial staff, etc.) • Chronic kidney disease o Those who work as or for • Additional clinical staff • COPD licensed child care providing supporting • Heart conditions, such as providers, including laboratory, pharmacy, heart failure, coronary artery center-based and family diagnostic and/or disease or cardiomyopathies care providers. rehabilitation services • Solid organ transplantation • • Others having direct contact Obesity and severe obesity with patients or infectious (body mass index of 30 materials kg/m2 or higher) • Long-term care staff • Pregnancy working directly with • Sickle cell disease vulnerable residents. • Type 2 diabetes mellitus Includes: o Direct care providers at With the federal directive, the nursing homes, assisted following education and child care living facilities, and state personnel are now eligible to be supported living centers vaccinated in Texas: o Physicians, nurses, • Those who work in pre- personal care assistants, primary, primary, and custodial, food service secondary schools; staff • Head Start and Early Head • EMS providers who engage in Start programs (including 9-1-1 emergency services teachers, staff, and bus like pre-hospital care and drivers); and transport Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 • Home health care workers, • Those who work as or for including hospice care, who licensed child care providers, directly interface with including center-based and vulnerable and high-risk family care providers. patients • Residents of long-term care Timeline: In progress facilities Second Tier • Staff in outpatient care settings who interact with symptomatic patients. Such as but not limited to: o Physicians, nurses, and other support staff (custodial staff, etc.) o Clinical staff providing diagnostic, laboratory, and/or rehabilitation services o Non 9-1-1 transport for routine care o Healthcare workers in corrections and detention facilities • Direct care staff in freestanding emergency medical care facilities and urgent care clinics • Community pharmacy staff who may provide direct services to clients, including vaccination or testing for individuals who may have COVID • Public health and emergency response staff directly involved in administration of COVID testing and vaccinations • Last responders who provide mortuary or death services to decedents with COVID-19. Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 o Embalmers and funeral home workers who have direct contact with decedents o Medical examiners and other medical certifiers who have direct contact with decedents o School nurses who provide health care to students and teachers

Timeline: In progress U.S. Virgin • Healthcare Workers • University of the VI Staff and • Age 65 and older • Age 65 and older All individuals 16 years and older Islands • EMS Workers Students • Retail personnel • Economic Development • End Stage Renal Disease • Ages 16 to 64 with recognized • Federal agency employees Authority Timeline: In progress Vaccine Patients comorbidities (Enforcement) • Public Service Commission Provider • Long-term Care Facility Staff • Persons 65 and older • Election Systems of the Virgin • Virgin Islands Public Finance Locator and Residents • Restaurant Workers Islands Authority • Adults 65 and Older • Grocery Store Workers • Department of Agriculture • WTJX • Hotel and Casino Staff • Department of Labor • Property & Procurement Timeline: In progress • Bank tellers and support staff • VOAD • Office of the Governor • Virgin Islands Police • VIYA • Government Employees Department (All staff) • West Indian Company (WICO) Retirement System • Water & Power Authority • Virgin Islands Housing • Office of the Lt. Governor • Bureau of Corrections Authority • Department of Personnel • Virgin Islands National Guard • National Park Service • Delegate to Congress • Virgin Islands Fire Service • American Red Cross • Bureau of Internal Revenue • Government House - • Office of the Territorial Public • Office of Collective Bargaining Enforcement Defender • Bureau of Information • Department of Education Technology (private and parochial schools • Office Disaster Recovery included) • Virgin Islands Energy Office • VITEMA • Virgin Islands Lottery • DLCA - (All Staff) • Virgin Islands Waste • Department of Licensing and Management Authority Consumer Affairs - • Dept Public Works Enforcement • Department of Finance • Department of Justice • Office Inspector General • DPNR - (All Staff) • VI Housing Financing Authority • Law Enforcement Planning Commission Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 • Department of Planning and • Office Management & Budget Natural Resources - Enforcement • Department of Human Services - (All staff with priority to - Field Workers, Case Workers, Home Care Worker) • Pharmacies • Department of Public Works – VITRAN drivers • Caribbean Kidney Center (Staff and Patients) • Virgin Islands Courts • Port Authority • United States Postal Service • Taxi Associations • US Customs and Border Protection • Bureau Motor Vehicles • Transportation Security Administration • Department of Tourism • Veterans Affairs Clinic Staff • Department of Sports, Parks and Recreation (and other private/non-profit sports entities) • United States Courts • Legislature of the Virgin Islands (Enforcement) • FEMA

Timeline: In progress Utah • Healthcare workers: Any healthcare worker who has contact with patients (like dentists, physical or COVID-19 vaccines are available for other age groups, people with occupational therapists, front office staff in a clinic, medical aesthetics, home healthcare workers, etc.) underlying medical conditions not in current group, and those who live in Vaccine • Long-term care facility staff and residents congregate settings and are at higher risk for the virus that causes Provider • First responders: All first responders like EMS personnel, law enforcement officers, dispatchers, and COVID-19. Locator corrections officers • K-12 school staff Timeline: In progress as of Mar. 24 • Utahns 50 years and older • Anyone 16 or older with certain medical conditions Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 o Solid organ transplant recipients o Cancer: non-hematologic diagnosed within last 1 year (excluding basal and squamous cell cancer diagnoses); hematologic diagnosed within last 5 years o Receiving immunosuppression therapy o Immunocompromised state (weakened immune system) from blood, bone marrow, or organ transplant; HIV; use of corticosteroids long-term; or use of other immune weakening medicines long-term o Severe kidney disease: on dialysis or with stage 4 or 5 chronic kidney disease o Uncontrolled diabetes: patients with an A1c of 9.0 or higher o People with a BMI of 40 or higher (also known as Class III or severe obesity) o Chronic liver disease: chronic hepatitis B or C, chronic infective hepatitis (hepatitis B or C), alcohol-related liver disease, primary biliary cirrhosis, primary sclerosing cholangitis, or hemochromatosis o Chronic heart disease (not hypertension): chronic heart failure, ischaemic heart disease, and severe valve or congenital heart disease o Severe chronic respiratory disease (other than asthma): including severe chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, fibrosing lung disease, bronchiectasis or cystic fibrosis o Neurologic conditions that impair respiratory function, including: motor neuron disease, myasthenia gravis, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, cerebral palsy, quadriplegia or hemiplegia, progressive cerebellar disease, epilepsy, Down syndrome o Stroke and dementia (Alzheimer’s, vascular, frontotemporal) o Asplenia including splenectomy or a spleen dysfunction, including sickle cell disease

Timeline: In progress Vermont Currently Eligible: Upcoming Eligibility: • People 40 and older who live and/or work in Vermont Registration for 30+ opens April 12 Vaccine • People 16 years and older with certain high-risk health conditions Registration for 16+ opens April 19 Provider o Current cancer

Locator o Chronic kidney disease

o COPD, including emphysema and chronic bronchitis Eligibility Tool o Heart disease, including heart attack, heart failure, congestive heart failure, coronary artery disease (angina, acute and chronic ischemic heart disease), cardiomyopathies, and pulmonary hypertension. Does NOT include high blood pressure. o Immunocompromised (weakened immune system), due to solid organ transplant, blood, or bone marrow transplant, immune deficiencies, or other causes; or HIV with a low CD4 cell count or not on HIV treatment; prolonged use of corticosteroids or other immune suppressing drugs. o Severe obesity (BMI of 40 or above) o Pregnancy o Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes o Disabilities including chromosomal disorders, such as Down syndrome; intellectual disabilities (IQ of 70 or below); disabilities that compromise lung function (neurologic and muscular conditions such as muscular dystrophy, spina bifida, cystic fibrosis, and multiple sclerosis). o Sickle cell disease Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 • Health care personnel and long-term care residents • Employees and members of fire, EMS, and police emergency response organizations and employees of the Department of Corrections that work in correctional facilities • Teachers, onsite staff in k-12 schools, child-care workers • People who are homebound Virginia • Healthcare Personnel and • Frontline Essential Workers Other Essential Workers All individuals 16 years or older • Residents of Long-Term o Police, Fire, and Hazmat • Energy Registration Care Facilities o Corrections and homeless • Waste removal workers Timeline: Apr. 18, however, some shelter workers (includes waste and recycling counties started transitioning to Eligibility Tool Timeline: In progress o Childcare/PreK-12 removal, waste and Phase 2 on Apr. 4. Teachers/Staff wastewater workers) o Food and Agriculture • Housing Construction (including veterinarians) • Food Service o Manufacturing • Transportation and Logistics o Grocery store workers • Institutions of Higher o Public transit workers Education Faculty/Staff o Mail carriers (USPS and • Finance private) • Information Technology & o Officials needed to Communication maintain continuity of • Media government (including • Legal Services judges and public facing • Public Safety (Engineers) judicial workers) • Other Public Health Workers o Clergy/Faith Leaders o Janitorial/Cleaning staff • People Aged 65 years and Older • People Living in Correctional Facilities, Homeless Shelters and Migrant Labor Camps • People aged 16 through 64 years with an underlying medical condition, conditions include: o Moderate to severe asthma o Cancer o Cerebrovascular Disease o Chronic kidney disease o COPD o Cystic fibrosis o Down Syndrome o Heart Conditions such as heart failure, coronary Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 artery disease, cardiomyopathies also known as heart muscle disease o Hypertension or High Blood Pressure o Immunocompromised state, for example weakened immune system from blood, bone marrow or solid organ transplant, immune deficiencies, HIV, use of corticosteroids, or use of other immune weakening medicines o Liver Disease o Neurologic conditions o Severe Obesity meaning your body mass index is greater than 40 kilograms per meter squared o Obesity meaning that your body mass index is equal to or greater than 30 kilograms per meter squared but not greater than 40 kilograms per meter squared o Overweight meaning that your body mass index is equal to or greater than 20 kilograms per meter squared but less than 30 kilograms per meter squared o Pregnancy o Pulmonary fibrosis, having damaged or scarred lung tissues o Sickle cell disease o Smoking o Thalassemia Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 o Type 1 or Type 2 Diabetes mellitus

Timeline: In progress Washington Tier 1 Tier 1 Phase 2 and 3: Phase 4: • High-risk workers in health • All people 65 years and All people 16 years and older not Young adults/children under the Vaccine care settings older already covered age of 16 Provider • High-risk first responders • People 50 years and older Locator • Residents and staff of in multi-generational Timeline: Apr. 15 nursing homes, assisted households living facilities, and other • Workers in childcare community-based, settings congregate living settings • Pre-kindergarten-12th where most individuals over grade educators and staff 65 years of age are receiving care, supervision, or Tier 2 assistance • High-risk critical workers Tier 2 who work in certain • All workers in health care congregate settings settings • People who are pregnant • People with a disability Timeline: In progress that puts them at high risk

Tier 3 • People 16 years and older with 2 or more co- morbidities or underlying conditions • People 60 years and older

Tier 4 • People (residents, staff, volunteers) in certain congregate living settings – specifically, correctional facilities, prisons, jails, and detention centers; group homes for people with disabilities; and congregate settings (e.g. shelters, temporary housing) where people Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 experiencing homelessness live or access services • An additional subset of at- risk critical workers in certain congregate settings – specifically, restaurants and food services, manufacturing and construction

Timeline: In progress West Virginia Hospital • Community infrastructure Phase 1C (Ages 50+ FIRST) Phase 2A (prioritized by age) • Acute care tertiary and • Emergency response • Other health care • All West Virginians 50 years Registration Q/ICU/ED/COVID units • Public health officials o Remaining hospital staff of age and older • Airway specialists (END. • First responders o Clinics and higher risk • Education Sector Personnel – G1,/heart/lung) settings Teachers and school service o Fire, police 911 centers, Long-Term Care emergency management, o Home health/hospice personnel 40 year of age and • Nursing home and assisted corrections staff (Also includes: CPS, APS, older optometrists, allergy and • living staff o Ambulance drivers/crew High-risk populations with • Nursing home and assisted member, local health immunology, audiology, chronic medical conditions living residents departments chiropractic, counseling, ages 16 and above dermatology, primary Pharmacy o Dental/ortho/oral surgery, o Down’s Syndrome care, infusion centers, National Guard Members o Intellectual and Timeline: In progress on COVID-19 support labs, therapy, medication developmental assisted, ophthalmology, disabilities and their Timeline: In progress pediatrics, PT, OT, xray, caretakers etc.) o Caretakers of those with Phase 1D (Ages 50+ FIRST) congenital or acquired • Other critical sectors vital to disease state/government se3rvices o Organ or bone marrow (includes but not limited to): transplant o Utilities, transportation o Obesity (BMI > 35) and associations o Sickle cell anemia o Higher education and K- o Cystic fibrosis 12 faculty and staff o Pregnancy o Continuity of Phase 2B (Ages 50 and above government FIRST) • Other health care and critical Timeline: In progress workers (remainder of 1-C and 1-D)

Phase 2C: Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 • All West Virginians 16 years of age and older. Those 65 years of age and older will continue to be prioritized.

Timeline: In progress as of Mar. 22 Wisconsin • Frontline health care personnel All Wisconsin residents 16 and older • Residents and staff in skilled nursing and long-term care facilities Vaccine • Police and fire personnel, correctional staff Timeline: In progress as of Apr. 5 Provider • Adults ages 65 and over Locator • Educators and child care • Individuals enrolled in Medicaid long-term care programs • Some public facing essential workers • Non-frontline essential health care personnel • Congregate living facility staff and residents • Individuals with certain medical conditions o Asthma (moderate-to-severe) o Cancer o Cerebrovascular disease (affects blood vessels and blood supply to the brain) o Chronic kidney disease o COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease) o Cystic fibrosis o Diabetes mellitus type 1 or 2 o Down syndrome o Heart conditions, such as heart failure, coronary artery disease, or cardiomyopathies o Hypertension or high blood pressure o Immunocompromised state (weakened immune system) from solid organ transplant, blood or bone marrow transplant, immune deficiencies, HIV, use of corticosteroids, or use of other immune weakening medicines o Liver disease o Neurologic conditions, such as intellectual disabilities and dementia o Obesity (body mass index [BMI] of 30-39 kg/m2) o Overweight (BMI of 25-29 kg/m2) o Pregnancy o Pulmonary fibrosis (having damaged or scarred lung tissues) o Severe Obesity (BMI 40 kg/m2 or more) o Sickle cell disease o Thalassemia (a type of blood disorder) Wyoming • Hospital staff — direct • Fire, police, 911, correctional • People who are homeless All residents 16 and older inpatient care staff and staff, search and rescue, and • Residents of congregate care emergency department (ED) other in-person emergency or living settings including Timeline: In progress as of Mar. 31 staff, including providers response personnel not prisons and jails included in Phase 1a (including Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 Vaccine working temporarily at the ancillary support for air • Essential Critical Provider hospital ambulance and hospitals and Infrastructure Workforce who Locator • EMS personnel/fire Department of Family Services are unable to physically department personnel who caseworkers) distance or telework (See are EMTs • Funeral service practitioners Guidance on the Essential • Long-term care facility and in-person employees Critical Infrastructure (LTCF)/assisted living facility necessary for funerals Workforce for a complete (ALF) healthcare providers • In-person employees within listing of essential workers.) (HCPs) congregate care or living These workers generally • Public health nursing (PHN) settings such as group homes, include those involved with: staff and other HCPs halfway houses, homeless critical manufacturing; administering vaccines to shelters, child and youth energy; legal; communications critical populations in Phase serving facilities and information technology, 1a • People who are 70 years of age financial services; chemical • Tribal public health and HCPs and older (If necessary, workers; other community or — receiving vaccine through populations may be broken government-based Indian Health Services down to vaccinate those who operations and essential • PHNs and HCPs who are 80 years of age and older functions; water and regularly conduct COVID first.) wastewater; transportation sample collection • Healthcare providers, and logistics; law • Inpatient/residential behavioral health providers, enforcement, public safety, behavioral health facility and social workers unable to and other first responders; HCPs physically distance and unable education; food and • Urgent care clinics and other to provide services through agriculture; public works and medical clinics telehealth or virtually and infrastructure support • Law enforcement — patrol healthcare facility services; hygiene products officers and correctional surveyor/compliance evaluator and services, facility officers (city, county, and ombudsmen residential/shelter facilities, state and federal); coroners • K-12 education (teachers and housing and real estate, and and deputy coroners other school district staff) related services; hazardous materials; healthcare and • Licensed/credentialed • Child care service and adult medical and dental direct daycare center providers and public health; commercial care staff working in other licensors facilities; defense industrial locations who have regular • People who are 65-69 years of base. exposure to potentially age • People living in dormitories positive COVID-19 patients • Public transit employees • People 50-64 years of age or infectious material (community transportation and those with the following • PHN offices and local health buses and airline flight crew conditions: moderate-to- departments — nurses and members working on severe asthma; hypertension staff passenger planes) or high blood pressure; liver disease; overweight (BMI 25- • LTCF and ALF residents and • Those with the following other staff not already conditions: cancer, chronic 30); Thalassemia. vaccinated; intermediate kidney disease, chronic Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 care facility staff and obstructive pulmonary disease, Timeline: In progress residents; residential service solid organ transplant, sickle settings for people with cell disease, down syndrome, intellectual or developmental and pregnancy (WDH disabilities of 3 or more recommends that pregnant developmental disability women discuss vaccination waiver participants with their healthcare provider (participants and direct in advance.) support professionals) • Grocery store employees, • Home health healthcare commercial meat processing providers, including aging employees, feedlot employees, network in-home providers other food supply chain facility • School nurses employees and inspectors, and • Wyoming Public Health food manufacturing companies Laboratory and other clinical with 25 or more employees lab staff conducting COVID- • People on the Wyoming 19 testing if not included Medicaid Community Choices above; blood bank employees Waiver and Developmental • Pharmacy staff Disabilities waivers • Other healthcare facility • US Postal Service employees staff - ancillary support staff and delivery service companies who have regular exposure to (such as FedEx and UPS) likely potentially positive COVID- to have more than 15 minutes 19 patients or infectious of exposure to members of the material, including public; clinical laboratory supporting staff from out of specimen courier employees state • Those with the following conditions: diabetes, heart Timeline: In progress conditions (such as heart failure, coronary artery disease and cardiomyopathies), obesity (BMI over 30), immunocompromised state, severe neurologic conditions (stroke and dementia) • Workforce service center employees; driver’s services employees; port of entry employees; parole and probation officers; veterinarians; court system employees; utility and communications employees Phase 1a Phase 1b Phase 1c Phase 2 Phase 3 that must go into private homes; and non-law enforcement security officers that must have in-person close interactions, unable to physically distance and unable to provide services virtually; attorneys, judges, and court personnel necessary for in person criminal hearings or trials; and custodial staff responsible for cleaning areas known to have been contaminated by people positive for COVID-19 • Caregivers who are caring for a person who is at high risk of COVID-19 illness as defined in Phase 1b groups 5 and 7 above and cannot receive the vaccine

Timeline: In progress