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Get vaccinated against COVID-19
The health and safety of Marin County residents is our top priority. A COVID-19 vaccine is one of the most important tools to end the COVID-19 pandemic.
A safe, effective, no-cost COVID-19 vaccine will be available to everyone in Marin County. Getting vaccinated can prevent you from getting the virus. It can also protect those around you from getting infected.
Cost
Vaccines are free to people who live in Marin.
Insurance
You do not need insurance to get the vaccine.
Immigration status
If you live in Marin you can get a vaccine, regardless of your immigration status.
Transportation
You can ride the bus or train to and from your vaccination appointment for free. Just show your appointment confirmation to the driver.
Eligibility
People who are age 12 & older. The consent of a parent or legal guardian may be needed for those between the ages of 12 and 17 to receive a vaccination.
Learn more about eligibility requirements and the State of California's distribution framework.
If you are eligible, sign up for an appointment to get a COVID-19 vaccine.
Questions about vaccines?
Ask local public health professionals questions about vaccine safety and how to get one.
Q&A in English
- Every Tuesday & Thursday, 9 a.m.
- Join on your computer or smartphone
- Or call (408) 638-0968 and use meeting code 9948 0065 846#
Q&A in Spanish
- Every Thursday, 11 a.m.
- Join on your computer or smartphone
- Or call (408) 638-0968 and use meeting code 9948 0065 846#
Download flyers: English | Spanish
Get help
If you have questions about the vaccine, talk to your healthcare provider.
For residents without internet access
Call (833) 641-1988 to get help making a vaccination appointment. You can call this number if you are age 16 & older and you:
- Have a severe health condition or disability
- Use home care and/or personal assistance
- Use multi-lingual interpretation (including ASL)
- Have limited or no internet access
- Need help arranging transportation
For general information (no vaccine appointments can be made)
- Call (415) 473-7191 (M-F, 9:30am-12pm and 1-5pm)
- Email a question
- Frequently asked questions
Vaccination data
Learn about how many people in Marin have received their first and second doses of the vaccine.
Facts vs Myths
Distribution Framework 
For Providers 
Community Advisory BoardVaccine Fact Sheets:
- Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine Benefits and Risks: English | Arabic | Armenian | Chinese Simplified | Chinese Traditional | Hmong | Khmer | Korean | Punjabi | Russian | Spanish | Tagalog | Thai | Vietnamese
- Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine Risks and Benefits: English | Arabic | Armenian | Chinese Simplified | Chinese Traditional | Hmong | Khmer | Korean | Punjabi | Russian | Spanish | Tagalog | Thai | Vietnamese
- Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine Risks and Benefits: English | Arabic | Armenian | Chinese Simplified | Chinese Traditional | Hmong | Khmer | Korean | Punjabi | Russian | Spanish | Tagalog | Thai | Vietnamese
News and updates
- Vaccinations of 12-to-15-year-olds Starts in Marin (May 13)
- Marin Poised to Vaccinate 12-to-15-year-olds (May 7)
- No Wait for Vaccine Appointments in Marin (Apr. 23)
- Community Clinic and Public Health Partner to Vaccinate Marin's Most Vulnerable (Apr. 19)
- Statement on Pause of Johnson & Johnson Vaccine (Apr. 13)
- Kaiser Permanente and County Public Health Create Vaccine Super Site (Apr. 12)
- B.1.1.7 COVID-19 Variant detected in Marin (Apr. 6)
- Vaccine Eligibility Expanding in Marin (Mar. 30)
- Public Health Officers Unified on Protection of Vaccine Brands (Mar. 15)
- Phone Line to Aid with Vaccination Appointments (Mar. 4)
- Marin to Begin Offering Vaccine to Educators, Other Essential Workers (Feb. 24)
- Drive-Through Vaccinations Coming to Marin (Feb. 18)
- COVID-19 Case Rates Drop in Senior Facilities Post-Vaccine (Feb. 15)
- Marin to Begin Vaccinations for Those 65 and Older (Feb. 11)
- Bay Area Public Health Leaders Urge Vaccination Prioritization (Feb. 3)
- Health Officials Cite Supply Challenges for Slow Vaccination Pace (Jan. 29)
- Vaccine Data Dashboard Launched (Jan. 22)