COVID-19 vaccine

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Beginning Thursday, April 15, everyone 16 years and older is eligible to get the COVID-19 vaccine. 

There are multiple options for seeking COVID-19 vaccination appointments. Each option includes different processes for scheduling appointments. 

Options include:

  • Your health care provider. If your regular health care provider has a waiting list or provided instructions for scheduling an appointment, follows those instructions.
  • Washington Department of Health’s Vaccine Locator. Visit www.VaccineLocator.doh.wa.gov to find facilities near you with vaccine.
  • Local pharmacies. Visit www.VaccineFinder.org to find pharmacies near you with vaccine. 
  • Tower Mall vaccination site (details below). Visit the Safeway/Albertsons website to schedule an appointment.
  • Clark County Fairgrounds vaccination site (details below). Visit the Safeway/Albertsons website to schedule an appointment.

 

Woodland vaccination event on May 8
  • What: Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson vaccine
  • When: By appointment 10 am to 5 pm, without appointment 11 am to 4 pm Saturday, May 8
  • Where: Woodland High School 1500 Dike Access Road in Woodland
  • How: Schedule an appointment online or call 888.225.4625 from 8 am to 5 pm. Messages will be returned as soon as possible. Language assistance is available. 

Your vaccine is guaranteed if you arrive within one hour of your scheduled appointment time.

Vaccines are free for everyone. ID and health insurance are not required.

Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson vaccine will be offered at the site. Johnson & Johnson is available for people 18 years and older and requires only one dose. Pfizer vaccine is available for people 16 years and older and requires two doses. Second doses will be provided at the same location on Saturday, June 5.

 

Fruit Valley vaccination event on May 15
  • What: Johnson & Johnson vaccine
  • When: 9 am to 5 pm Saturday, May 15
  • Where: Fruit Valley Community Learning Center (elementary school), 3410 NW Fruit Valley Road, Vancouver.
  • How: Schedule an appointment online or call 888.225.4625 from 8 am to 5 pm. Messages will be returned as soon as possible. Language assistance is available.

Your vaccine is guaranteed if you arrive within one hour of your scheduled appointment time. Vaccines are free for everyone. ID and health insurance are not required.

Johnson & Johnson is available for people 18 years and older and requires only one dose.

 

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About COVID-19 vaccines

COVID-19 vaccine FAQs

Tower Mall vaccination site

  • 8:30 am to 4:30 pm (closed 12-1) Friday, Saturday and Monday; 8:30 am to 7:30 pm (closed 12-1) Tuesday. Appointments are encouraged but vaccinations will be provided without appointments, as vaccine supply allows.
  • Tower Mall parking lot, 5403 E. Mill Plain Blvd., Vancouver.
  • C-TRAN bus route 37
  • drive-thru and walk-up options

Scheduling appointments:

  • Pfizer vaccine
  • Second-dose appointments will automatically be scheduled for three weeks later at the same time, day of the week and location. Please ensure the time and day of week you select will work for your first- and second-dose appointments. Vaccines are free.
  • Visit the Safeway/Albertsons website to schedule an appointment. Additional appointments are added each week.

Those who do not have internet access or need help scheduling an appointment can call Public Health 8 am to 5 pm Monday through Friday at 888.225.4625. Call center representatives can assist with scheduling. Language assistance is available.

What to bring:

  • Consent forms are required at first- and second-dose appointments. Please bring completed consent forms to each appointment. Consent forms are available in: 
  • Identification: If you have identification, please bring it. This helps to ensure registration information is accurate. But ID is not required for vaccination.
  • Insurance card: If you have insurance, please bring your insurance card. Your insurance will be billed for the vaccine administration fee. Insurance coverage is not required. If you do not have insurance, you will still be vaccinated at no cost.
  • Face covering: Face coverings must be worn while at the COVID-19 vaccination site.

Those with appointments should arrive at the site at their appointment time. Arriving before the scheduled appointment time could lead to traffic backups and longer wait times.

Drivers should enter the site off North Blandford Drive between MacArthur Boulevard and Mill Plain Boulevard and exit onto North Devine Road. Walk-up patients will enter the site off East Mill Plain Boulevard between Blandford Road and Divine Road. Follow the directional signs for COVID-19 vaccine.

The Tower Mall vaccination site is a collaboration between Clark County Public Health, the city of Vancouver and Safeway. 

Clark County Fairgrounds vaccination site

The Washington State Department of Health is operating a vaccination site at the Clark County Fairgrounds. The site opened Tuesday, Jan. 26 and is operating Tuesday through Saturday each week. Appointments are required.

The fairgrounds site administers Pfizer vaccine. You are encouraged to make an appointment online using Safeway’s registration system. If you need assistance, call the state's COVID-19 hotline at 800.525.0127, then press #. Language assistance is available.

If you received your first dose of COVID-19 vaccine at the fairgrounds, you should receive a follow-up email/text message to schedule your second dose. That follow-up notification should come the day after you receive your first dose. 

Appointments are best, but if you experience problems with the scheduling system or do not receive the notification to schedule your second-dose appointment, you will still be able to get your second dose at the fairgrounds. Take your original confirmation email from Albertsons/Safeway or your vaccine record card to the fairgrounds on the date you are due for your second dose, and you will get vaccinated.

Clark County Public Health does not have access to the scheduling system and cannot schedule or confirm appointments.

COVID-19 vaccine allocated

Total number of doses allocated by Washington State Department of Health to Clark County vaccination sites, health care facilities and pharmacies through Week 20 (April 26-May 2):

  • 159,330 first doses
  • 116,155 second doses
  • 275,485 total doses

Doses allocated to Clark County for the current week (May 3-9):

  • 6,250 first doses
  • 6,950 second doses

Vaccine allocation data does not include vaccine allocated by the federal government through the retail pharmacy program.

COVID-19 vaccine administered

Doses administered, as of Monday, May 3:

  • 299,472 doses administered in Clark County
  • 190,304 Clark County residents with at least one dose
  • 131,777 Clark County residents fully vaccinated 

Doses administered and number of residents vaccinated may not align because people may be vaccinated in a county other than where they live.

Washington State Department of Health provides the data on COVID-19 vaccine doses administered. Visit the state’s COVID-19 Data Dashboard for the most recent data.

Additional resources

  • Washington State Department of Health COVID-19 vaccination plan
  • Washington State Department of Health COVID-19 vaccine webpage includes additional information about COVID-19 vaccine planning, availability and distribution, as well as answers to frequently answered questions.
  • Centers for Disease Control and Prevention COVID-19 vaccines website includes additional information about COVID-19 vaccines, recommendations and vaccine safety.