Everyone in Wisconsin over the age of 16 is eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine starting Monday.
Gov. Tony Evers made the announcement on March 30.
The eligibility expansion comes as cases continue to rise across the state.
"We need folks to be as diligent as ever, whether you are vaccinated or not, and continue to wear your mask," Evers said.
Officials in Milwaukee County say they will impose new restrictions if cases don't start to decrease over the next two weeks.
"The COVID-19 case numbers are headed in the wrong direction," said Milwaukee Health Commissioner Kirsten Johnson. "This is a troubling development with significant consequences."
Wisconsin currently leads the country in distributing COVID-19 vaccine supply, according to a Bloomberg vaccine tracker.
Also last week, theDHS announced an expansion of pharmacies that could request COVID-19 vaccines, including CVS, Costco, and Hy-Vee.