OSCEOLA COUNTY, Fla. – As the FDA edges closer to approving a COVID-19 vaccine, Osceola County leaders are ironing out the final details in its mass distribution plans.Osceola County’s Emergency Management Director, Bill Litton, said Heritage Park will actually serve as their primary site for mass vaccine distribution, once it’s available for the general population.Litton said the county is also looking at coronavirus testing sites that it has been using when it comes to distributing the vaccine.In talking about the Heritage Park testing site, Litton said it provides a lot of area that would allow them to potentially have up to six lanes of vaccine administration.He said churches and even community centers are being considered and added the.