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. The vaccine paired with other daily health habits, such as social distancing, wearing masks, and washing hands, will help us end the COVID-19 pandemic so businesses and schools can fully reopen and we can return to a more normal way of life.
Current Status:
UPDATED 1/21/21: Marin Public Health and local health care partners are prioritizing people age 75 & older as the next group for vaccination as part of Phase 1B. There is a growing list of vaccine providers in Marin County and as supply allows, those providers will begin offering vaccines to Marin residents 75 & older (in addition to vaccinating remaining Phase 1A-eligible health care workers and residents of long-term care facilities).
Marin County Public Health has created a vaccine "interest form" for all Marin residents. If you live in Marin County and are interested in receiving the COVID-19 vaccine, you can sign-up to be notified when you’re eligible, based on the State vaccine priority list.
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RECENT UPDATES
Public Health Advisory COVID 19 Vaccine Phase 1a (Jan 12)
Vaccine Update to Board of Supervisors (Jan. 5)
Vaccinations for Emergency Responders (Dec. 22)
Next wave of COVID-19 Vaccines Arrive (Dec. 21)
Vaccine update from Dr. Willis (Dec. 20)
RECAP: Community Conversation Event (Dec. 18)
Vaccinations begin at Skilled Nursing Facilities (Dec. 17)
COVID-19 Vaccine Arrive in Marin (Dec. 16)
Vaccines are headed to Marin (Dec. 14)