Local 4 News at 5 -- April 28, 2021
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City of Detroit program offering $50 to drive residents to vaccine clinics
The City of Detroit has launched a new program aimed at bridging the transportation gap in the city and to help residents get vaccinated.
The City of Detroit is enhancing its Good Neighbor program to include a $50 debit cards reimbursement for any pre-registered individual who drives a Detroiter to get a vaccination at select vaccination sites run by the Detroit Health Department.
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