Today, Pennsylvania and South Dakota announced when vaccines will be available to everyone 16 and up. PA on 4/19, SD on 4/5. With PA and SD in, Biden has met his goal of "90% of Americans Eligible by April 19". Details in thread 1/ 
With many adjacent states open to all, Pennsylvania has finally announced a date when everyone can sign up for shots: April 19 inquirer.com/health/coronav…
South Dakota, which is surrounded by states already or soon opening, will let anyone sign up for an appointment starting April 5. ktiv.com/2021/03/31/sou…
Wyoming hasn't released a formal statewide open date yet (last week they estimated around the 12th), but some counties, including the one where their state university is, are now giving shots to anyone 16 and up. wyomingnews.com/coronavirus/al…
Alabama has already opened up appointments to a majority of its population. State health officer expects an announcement from the Governor soon on when the rest can sign up. wbrc.com/2021/03/30/ala…
General eligibility in Vermont is April 19. However, due to much higher infection rates among Black, Indigenous, Latino, & Asian residents, the state is letting them - and people living with them - to sign up for shots starting 4/1 (Vermont is ~90% white) vtdigger.org/2021/03/30/all…
New Jersey is the largest state that hasn't announced a date before 5/1 for general eligibility. Lots of people are signing up among already eligible groups though as the state has many infections right now, & had the highest death rate in the US last year covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tra…
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