COVID-19 Vaccinations

NOTE: Clicking on this blue oval and filling out the survey does not make an appointment for you - this will simply send you an email when you are eligible to make an appointment.

Please do not call Public Health after filling out this survey. We will be in touch with you as soon as we have an available appointment for you.

GROUPS BEING VACCINATED NOW  (updated Jan. 27): Everyone in Phase 1A (click on chart at right to see details), plus workers in emergency services and people 75 and older.

HOW: 

• Vaccine options (please check back frequently, as this information is regularly updated)
  
• Safeway: make an appointment by clicking the link to one of these stores (please do not call the stores):
  • 2275 Pine Street, Redding
  • 1070 E. Cypress Ave., Redding
  • 2601 Balls Ferry Road, Anderson
  • 37264 Main St., Burney
  • Please bring completed consent and questionnaire for COVID vaccine
  • How Safeway's registration process works
  • If you are unable to make an appointment, check back another day, as vaccine availability changes frequently. 
• Mass vaccination clinics: Future dates and times will be announced soon.
  • If you have an appointment at a Public Health clinic, please bring this completed pre-registration paperwork
  • Please do not attend a mass vaccination clinic if you have a history of anaphylaxis or severe allergies. 
  • For your reference: Moderna emergency use authorization fact sheet and HIPAA Notice of Privacy Practices

This information will be updated as new groups become eligible for vaccination.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I make an appointment for vaccine right now?
Right now, the Safeway clinics are full, which will change as more vaccine becomes available. Public Health and community partners will have many public clinics in the near future, and we will be announcing details once we confirm that we will be receiving adequate supply of vaccine. Please keep an eye on this webpage and your local news for more details. More supply is expected to start flowing to us soon.

I got my first dose at the drive-through clinic – how do I get my second dose?
Please watch this webpage and your local news for more details on when future clinics are planned. You can’t get your second dose before the date that’s on your vaccination card, but it’s OK to get it after that date. Please ensure that your second dose is the same brand as your first dose. 

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Vaccination Resources

COVID-19 Vaccines:

• Benefits of Getting a COVID-19 Vaccine | CDC
  
• Ensuring the Safety of COVID-19 Vaccines in the United States | CDC
• The Path from Research to Emergency Use Authorization (fda.gov)
  
• The Race for Coronavirus Vaccines (Nature magazine)
• Vaccine trackers: The New York Times, Regulatory Affairs Professionals Society
• Operation Warp Speed (U.S. Department of Defense) 

For Healthcare Workers:

• 10 Things Healthcare Professionals Need to Know about U.S. COVID-19 Vaccination Plans | CDC
• Immunization Action Coalition (IAC): Vaccine Information for Health Care Professionals (immunize.org)

Emergency Use Authorizations

• Pfizer
• Moderna 

Find more information about flu, travel, childhood and other immunizations at www.ShastaShots.com.