The following explains how Seminole County residents age 65 and older can schedule the COVID-19 vaccine.

OVIEDO, Fla. – UPDATE: Seminole County Emergency Manager Alan Harris said Wednesday night that all appointments were booked within 90 minutes of opening.

Original story below:

Seminole County health leaders announced they will begin administering the coronavirus vaccine to people over 65 starting Monday.

Injections of the Modern vaccine will be by appointment at the Oviedo shopping center from Monday afternoon and the county limits the injections to 700 doses a day.

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Appointments can be made by clicking on prepareseminole.org or by calling 407-665-0000, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., with the exception of Christmas Day and New Year’s Day.

“I only see it as the light at the end of the tunnel,” said Dr. Todd Husty, medical director of Seminole County. “That changes the game. That’s how we’re going to get rid of this damn thing.”

Seminole County received 8,100 doses of the Modern vaccine Tuesday night.

On Wednesday, public health clinical workers and emergency medical technicians received the first or two doses of the vaccine.

Husty said his team will go on to administer the vaccine to those 65 or older on Monday and will take it to people.

He said that in addition to the Oviedo shopping center, staff will also focus on senior communities.

“Whether it’s people aged 65 or over, we still have to think about law enforcement and teachers. We have a lot of groups that should probably be in order to some extent, ”he said.