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Pacific County Vaccine Information |
Waitlist for Phase 1A and Phase 1B, Tier 1 now open
We are taking names and phone numbers of people who are interested in being added to the waitlist for our next vaccine clinic. The date of our next vaccine clinic is dependent on when we get more vaccine from the state.
If you live in North Pacific County (Bay Center and north), please click on the North County link below. If you live in South Pacific County (all areas south of Bay Center), click on the South County link below.
South County waitlist: https://forms.gle/bBDu2iTdJsHBJJoh9
North County waitlist: https://forms.gle/BNtAvdmK8hfBBzSx8
If you need help filling out the form, you can call us at (360) 875-9407 or (360) 642-9407.
We are taking names and phone numbers of people who are interested in being added to the waitlist for our next vaccine clinic. The date of our next vaccine clinic is dependent on when we get more vaccine from the state.
- By filling out the form below, you will be added to a waitlist.
- When we receive more vaccine, we will call you to make an appointment. We will call people in the order that they are added to the waitlist.
- There is no need to call us.
- This form is new and in addition to any other form you may have filled out for the county or state (such as Phase Finder).
If you live in North Pacific County (Bay Center and north), please click on the North County link below. If you live in South Pacific County (all areas south of Bay Center), click on the South County link below.
South County waitlist: https://forms.gle/bBDu2iTdJsHBJJoh9
North County waitlist: https://forms.gle/BNtAvdmK8hfBBzSx8
If you need help filling out the form, you can call us at (360) 875-9407 or (360) 642-9407.
VACCINE INFORMATION FORM
Click below to sign up for email communications regarding COVID vaccine information in Pacific County.
English: https://forms.gle/zjTXPehVEn6ogsRs9
Spanish: https://forms.gle/Kn2kCpu1JbhbQud67
Click below to sign up for email communications regarding COVID vaccine information in Pacific County.
English: https://forms.gle/zjTXPehVEn6ogsRs9
Spanish: https://forms.gle/Kn2kCpu1JbhbQud67
As many of you may have heard, Washington state has approved the first priority group (1a) for COVID vaccines and some Pacific County providers have received vaccine for this group. Priority group 1a includes health care workers, emergency medical services/first responders, and those who live or work in long term care facilities. Between the health dept, OBH, and WHH, we’ve already administered approx. 300 doses of vaccine to the 1a priority group and vaccination clinics for 1a will continue over the next several weeks.
We expect the state to finalize the next priority group (1b) by early next week (first week of January) and hope to have vaccine in hand to start vaccinating that group towards the end of January or first part of February (TBD).
Early indication is that 1b will likely include school staff, law enforcement, grocery workers, those over age 75, and other essential workers. This is subject to change, and will be officially announced early next week.
After priority group 1b the state will release group 1c, and then 1d and so on until all people who want the vaccine are able to get it. Our plan will be to stand up several drive through vaccination clinics for the public as the different priority groups roll out and local providers will also eventually have vaccine on hand for established clients. Scheduling for drive through clinics will happen primarily through the emergency operations center (360-875-9407 or 360-642-9407). In all cases, individuals will only be able to make an appointment if they are part of a current priority group. That means, as of today only 1a (healthcare, EMS, Long term care) can call to schedule an appointment.
The timeline to begin vaccinating subsequent priority groups will depend on when local providers receive it which is dependent on vaccine manufacturers ability to produce it and the federal government’s ability to distribute it. Please know however, we will provide regular updates as we learn more and as new information is released.
Which brings me to my next ask…in an effort to be prepared for future priority groups and to aid in planning, we have created the form (linked here) to gather information from the public about which priority groups they may fall in to. This form will also be used to collect contact information of people who want to receive email communications from us with regular updates as we move into new priority groups, information about vaccination clinics, and how to schedule an appointment. We would appreciate you sharing this link with your distribution lists. Our hope is to be able to reach as many people in Pacific County who need it as possible. If you have questions about vaccination or anything else, please don’t hesitate to reach out.
We expect the state to finalize the next priority group (1b) by early next week (first week of January) and hope to have vaccine in hand to start vaccinating that group towards the end of January or first part of February (TBD).
Early indication is that 1b will likely include school staff, law enforcement, grocery workers, those over age 75, and other essential workers. This is subject to change, and will be officially announced early next week.
After priority group 1b the state will release group 1c, and then 1d and so on until all people who want the vaccine are able to get it. Our plan will be to stand up several drive through vaccination clinics for the public as the different priority groups roll out and local providers will also eventually have vaccine on hand for established clients. Scheduling for drive through clinics will happen primarily through the emergency operations center (360-875-9407 or 360-642-9407). In all cases, individuals will only be able to make an appointment if they are part of a current priority group. That means, as of today only 1a (healthcare, EMS, Long term care) can call to schedule an appointment.
The timeline to begin vaccinating subsequent priority groups will depend on when local providers receive it which is dependent on vaccine manufacturers ability to produce it and the federal government’s ability to distribute it. Please know however, we will provide regular updates as we learn more and as new information is released.
Which brings me to my next ask…in an effort to be prepared for future priority groups and to aid in planning, we have created the form (linked here) to gather information from the public about which priority groups they may fall in to. This form will also be used to collect contact information of people who want to receive email communications from us with regular updates as we move into new priority groups, information about vaccination clinics, and how to schedule an appointment. We would appreciate you sharing this link with your distribution lists. Our hope is to be able to reach as many people in Pacific County who need it as possible. If you have questions about vaccination or anything else, please don’t hesitate to reach out.
