COVID Vaccine Clinic For Rocky Mountain Janitorial, Union Members Targets Underserved Community

DENVER (CBS4)- A COVID-19 vaccine clinic was planned specifically for Rocky Mountain Janitorial employees and members of SEIU Local 105, a majority of which are Latina immigrant women. Despite making up 20% of Colorado's population, they are disproportionately lacking access to vaccinations.

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Janitors have been on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic since its onset. The vaccine clinic gave those Rocky Mountain Janitorial employees, some 400 of them, the opportunity to ensure that they and their families can be protected.

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"These are the frontline, but they are the invisible people at night, and they go without being recognized," said Rocky Mountain Janitorial co-owner Mike Treat.

Those who attended the vaccine clinic on Monday will receive their second dose of Moderna on June 4.

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