On Our Way to Connecting Again

We need your help to protect our community against the COVID-19 virus and reach herd immunity as quickly as possible.

The “I Got My Shot” public safety campaign is designed to debunk vaccine myths, highlight trusted voices in the community, and encourage residents to get vaccinated and become advocates. The campaign is a collaboration between the Florida Department of Health in Orange County, Orange County Government and partners across the region.

Ways to Help

• Add the “I Got My Shot” Facebook frame to your Facebook profile photo (see directions below).
• Share a photo, tag Orange County Government and use the #IGotMyShot hashtag.
  • Facebook - @OrangeCountyFlorida
  • Twitter - @OrangeCoFL
  • Instagram - @OCFL

Facebook Frame

Add the “I Got My Shot” Facebook frame to your Facebook profile photo. Here's how:

1. Go to your Facebook profile
2. Click the camera icon next to your profile photo
3. Click “Add Frame”
4. For English, search for: “Orange County, FL - I Got My Shot!”
   1. For Spanish, search for: “Orange County, FL - ¡Ya me vacuné!”
   2. For Creole, search for: “Orange County, FL - Mwen Deja Pran Vaksen An!”
5. Reposition as needed
6. Click “Use as Profile Picture”

#IGotMyShot Tagged Photos

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Myths vs. Facts

For more vaccine mythbusting, visit our Vaccine Myths vs. Facts page.

Mobile Vaccine Trailer

In an effort to exhaust all measures to combat the COVID-19 virus and protect the residents of Orange County, the Florida Department of Health in Orange County utilized Federal CARES Act dollars to purchase a 24-foot long mobile trailer to ensure it had a versatile tool to reach and vaccinate homebound and hard-to-reach residents in underserved communities in Orange County.

The trailer has been outfitted with vaccine storage units, supplies and Florida Department of Health network equipment. A total of five staff members, made up of nurses, EMTs and clerks, operate in the mobile vaccination trailer and have been going into underserved communities since the second week of March 2021. The mission administers the Pfizer vaccine and can vaccinate more than 300 Central Florida residents a day.