COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution

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COVID-19, flu, and RSV vaccines are now available.

Vaccines will be available at healthcare provider offices, pharmacies, and local health departments. Community vaccine clinics may also be held at worksites, schools, health clinics, and other locations. You can also search for a vaccine provider near you at vaccines.gov. Not all locations may have each type of vaccine.

Call before you go to check vaccine availability and contact your health insurance or the vaccine provider about any costs before receiving the vaccines.

Where can I get vaccinated?

This is the first time in history that we have vaccines to fight some of the most common respiratory diseases that cause severe illness for millions of Americans each year—flu, COVID-19, pneumonia, and RSV. Talk to your doctor or pharmacist about which vaccines are right for you.

COVID-19: Everyone 6 months of age and older should get a COVID-19 vaccine. Some people may need more than one shot to be protected against serious illness.
Flu: Everyone 6 months of age and older should get a flu vaccine each year.
RSV: People aged 60 and older can get vaccinated against RSV. People who are pregnant can also get a vaccine to protect their babies from RSV. The vaccine can be given if you’re between 32 and 36 weeks gestation and due to have your baby during RSV season (typically October through March). Babies are at high risk for severe illness from RSV because their immune systems aren’t fully developed until they are about 2-3 months of age. The RSV vaccine helps protect your baby from getting sick or needing to be hospitalized. Infants and young children can also be protected with an RSV monoclonal antibody.

Confused on when you can get vaccinated?

Free community vaccination available

There are many free community vaccination sites available. Not all of them will be listed on this calendar. You can also get COVID-19 vaccines at a doctor’s office, local health department, or pharmacy.

Local health departments

Please reach out to a local health department for updates, to schedule an appointment, or if you have vaccination questions.

Utah Department of Health and
Human Services

801-538-6003

Bear River Health Department
(Box Elder, Cache, and Rich counties)

Central Utah Public Health Department

(Juab, Millard, Piute, Sanpete, Sevier, and Wayne counties)
435-623-0696 (Juab County)
435-462-2449 or 435-835-2231
(Sanpete County)
435-743-5723 or 435-864-3612 (Millard County)
435-577-2521 (Piute County)
435-836-1317 (Wayne County)
435-896-5451 (Sevier County)

Davis County Health Department
801-525-4900

Salt Lake County Health Department
385-468-7468 or 385-468-4100

San Juan Public Health Department
435-359-0038

Southeast Utah Health Department
(Carbon, Emery, and Grand counties)
435-637-3671 (Price office)
435-381-2252 (Castle Dale office)
435-259-5602 (Moab office)

Southwest Utah Public Health Department
(Beaver, Garfield, Iron, Kane, and Washington counties)
435-986-2549

Summit County Health Department

435-333-0050

Tooele County Health Department
435-277-2484

TriCounty Health Department
(Daggett, Duchesne, and Uintah counties)
435-247-1177 (Vernal office)
435-722-6300 (Roosevelt office)

Utah County Health Department
801-851-4357

Wasatch County Health Department
435-657-3276

Weber-Morgan Health Department
(Morgan and Weber counties)
801-399-7250

Local pharmacies

You can now schedule an appointment for the vaccine through the Federal Retail Pharmacy Program at select pharmacies. If your local pharmacy is not listed below, call or visit your local pharmacy to see if they offer COVID-19 vaccines.

Albertsons
Costco
CVS Pharmacy
Dan’s
Davis Food & Drug
Dick’s Fresh Market
Fresh Market
Fusion Pharmacy
Gunnison Market
Harmons
Kamas Food Town
Kents Market
Lee’s Marketplace
Maceys
Nebo Market/Payson Market Place
Petersons Fresh Market
Quality Market
Reams Springville Market
Sam’s Club
Smith’s
Terrel’s
Tuyet’s Pharmacy
Utah Family Pharmacy
Walgreens
Walmart

COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution

COVID-19, flu, and RSV vaccines are now available.

Where can I get vaccinated?

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Local pharmacies

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