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COVID Vaccine Info
Starting April 15, 2021, everyone 16 and older in Washington is eligible for COVID-19 vaccination.
information on Mass Vaccination Sites in Snohomish County
(click here)
Vaccine Locator (Washington State Department of Health)
Vaccine Finder (CDC)
TOOLS FOR PATIENTS
- V-safe After Vaccination Health Checker
- MyIR - Washington Immunization Record (to access your vaccination record)
- Frequently asked questions about COVID vaccine distribution & prioritization (PDF)
#VaxUpSnoCo
Adolescents and vaccination
At the mass vaccination sites operated by the Snohomish County Vaccine Taskforce, people who are 16 and older may be vaccinated with parent or guardian consent for the Pfizer vaccine. An adult parent or legal guardian must accompany anyone under 18 to the vaccination appointment to sign the consent form on site. They should also bring identification showing proof of age for the minor, such as a driver’s license or birth certificate.
SECOND DOSES
According to CDC guidelines, individuals should receive two doses of the Moderna vaccine with a target timeline of 28 days apart. The Pfizer vaccine should be two doses with a target timeline of 21 days apart.
The second dose should be administered as close to the recommended interval as possible. However, if it is not feasible to adhere to the recommended interval, the second dose of Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines may be scheduled later. There is no maximum interval for the doses. If the second dose is administered beyond these target dates, there is no need to get the first dose again.
You'll receive a vaccination card at the appointment for your first dose. Save the card and take a photo on your phone in case you lose it. This has information on the brand you received for your first dose, and you may be required to show that record when you get your second dose.
Even after you are vaccinated, continue to wear a mask in shared spaces, avoid large gatherings, stay home if you feel ill, wash your hands, and clean and sanitize surfaces. It is important that we keep up with preventive measures while work continues to vaccinate more people.
If you received your first of a two-dose COVID vaccine at the Snohomish County Vaccine Taskforce sites in Arlington, Monroe or Boom City, please watch for an email arriving within a few days before or after your target date for a second dose. The email will include a registration link just for people who received their first dose at the mass vaccination site and need to schedule their second dose. You may not be able to register for an appointment on your target date, but don’t worry. The available appointments will still be within the acceptable window for your second dose.
If you are due for your second dose of Pfizer or Moderna (regardless of first dose provider) and would like to receive email information about second-dose availability at the mass vaccination sites, please complete this quick contact form: https://bit.ly/2YMDJL1
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
Volunteers with a medical background can learn more and sign up to help via the Snohomish County Medical Reserve Corps at www.snohd.org\MRC. Volunteers who do not have a medical background and wish to help with Snohomish County Vaccine Taskforce COVID vaccination sites should go to https://bit.ly/3el2dUA.
VACCINE DATA DASHBOARD
Received and Allocated(1)
| Moderna Dose 1 | Moderna Dose 2 | Pfizer Dose 1 | Pfizer Dose 2 | Subtotal Dose 1 | Subtotal Dose 2 | Johnson & Johnson (1-dose) | TOTAL(3) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Doses received (12/15/2020 -4/24/2021) | 203,170 | 178,200 | 117,685 | 59,670 | 320,855 | 237,870 | 24,300 | 583,025 |
| Allocated for Week 17 (4/25-5/1/2021) | 10,400 | 17,600 | 14,040 | 3,510 | 24,440 | 21,110 | 0 | 45,550 |
| Total vaccines allocated | 213,570 | 195,800 | 131,725 | 63,180 | 345,295 | 258,980 | 24,300 | 628,575 |
Administered(2)
| Total doses administered | Number of people partially vaccinated(4) | Number of people fully vaccinated(5) | % Snohomish County residents 16 years or older fully vaccinated(6) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12/15/2020-4/27/2021 | 558,337 | 110,166 | 230,278 | 34% |
Notes:
(1) Allocation through Washington State Department of Health to providers and Federal Pharmacy Program. Other direct federal shipments may not be included.
(2) These numbers are preliminary based on what has been entered into the Washington Immunization Information System (WAIIS) from all sources.
(3) Total includes both 1st and 2nd doses of Moderna and Pfizer, as well as Johnson & Johnson.
(4) Includes Snohomish County recipients of 1st doses of Moderna or Pfizer who have not received their 2nd dose.
(5) Includes Snohomish County recipients of 2nd doses of Moderna or Pfizer plus recipients of Johnson & Johnson.
(6) Percent of Snohomish County population 15 years-old and greater using OFM 2020 population estimates.
COVID-19 Vaccination Data Reports
WHO TO CONTACT:
- COVID-19 call center: 425-339-5278 (Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.)
- For questions about vaccination and your personal health or underlying conditions, please contact your regular healthcare provider or local clinic.
- For questions from healthcare providers or vaccine providers about the COVID-19 vaccine, including local distribution and administration: COVIDVaccine@snohd.org
- For questions about the statewide plan for COVID-19 vaccine: COVID.Vaccine@doh.wa.gov
- Washington State COVID Call Center: 1-800-525-0127, then press # (alternate number 888-856-5816)
LONG-TERM CARE FACILITIES AND ADULT FAMILY HOMES
MORE INFORMATION
- Washington State Department of Health Coronavirus Vaccine Information
- CDC - COVID-19 Vaccine Information
- CDC - Ensuring Vaccine Safety
- FDA - What is an Emergency Use Authorization?
- Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices
- Timeline of COVID-19 vaccination work in Snohomish County (December 11-January 13)
FOR HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS
- Snohomish County COVID-19 Vaccine Voucher Program
- COVID-19 Information for Healthcare Providers
- Interim Clinical Considerations for the Use of mRNA COVID-19 Vaccines Currently Authorized in the U.S.
- Post-vaccination considerations for healthcare personnel
- CDC COVID-19 Vaccine Information for Healthcare Providers
- FDA - Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine
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