Warren County residents passed the 30,000 threshold of COVID-19 shots on the same day the state of Iowa passed 2 million, according to the Iowa Department of Public Health.

Warren County residents received another 621 shots of the COVID-19 vaccine Thursday, with a total of 29,394 shots given to county residents, according to the Iowa Department of Public Health, which also says that there have been 22,561 shots given in the county.

Warren County added 14 cases of COVID-19 Wednesday, including five cases in the 50125/Indianola zip code and four in 50211/Norwalk, according to the Warren County Health Services zip code specific map of COVID cases.

You can now start booking your COVID-19 shot online with Warren County Public Health, said Jodene DeVault, head of Warren County Health Services.

To help provide Iowans with the information they need to make decisions about their health, The Iowa Department of Public Health, Iowa State University Extension and Outreach, and University of Iowa are partnering to host a series of live, virtual information sessions on COVID-19 vaccination.

Warren County Health Services said Monday that it has first dose COVID-19 vaccination appointments available for Wednesday, April 14.

The Simpsonian, the Simpson College student newspaper, said Friday that there were seven active cases of COVID on campus and six positive cases during the week of April 5.

The 50125/Indianola zip code added five cases of COVID-19 Thursday to lead the county to an increase of 12, according to the Warren County Health Services zip code specific map of cases.