Are you exposed to a lot of people but still not eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine? We want to hear from you

CLEVELAND — Editor's note: Video in the player above was originally published on March 1, 2021.

Ohio is preparing to open COVID-19 vaccination eligibility to more groups of people starting Thursday, March 4. These groups -- Phase 1C and Phase 2 -- include workers in child care, the funeral industry, police / corrections officers, type 1 diabetics, pregnant women and Ohioans who are 60 and older.

But many other frontline workers still haven’t been given access to a vaccine, including delivery drivers, grocery store employees or United States Postal Service workers. If you’re in one of the many restricted groups, we want to hear from you! What is your biggest concern at this point?

RELATED: Why aren't Ohio's grocery store workers eligible yet for a COVID-19 vaccine? Here's what Gov. Mike DeWine is saying

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3News' Romney Smith contributed to this report.

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