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Vaccination is the best form of protection against an infectious disease. A vaccine activates a person's immune system by creating antibodies that will help the body fight the virus and may help prevent disease if later exposed to the virus.
The City of El Paso is one of several healthcare providers able to dispense the vaccine. The City is now able to vaccinate at any City vaccination site, no appointment is needed.
Please review the FAQs below. For questions or additional info, call (915) 212-COVID (915-212-6843).
Step 1
Addresses and hours of operation are listed below.
Step 2
If you received the Moderna or Pfizer vaccine be sure to note that you will need two COVID-19 vaccine doses to fully prepare your body to fight any potential COVID-19 infection.
When a vaccine requires two shots, the first shot helps your body recognize the virus and gets your immune system ready, while the second shot strengthens that immune response.
The Moderna vaccine dosing schedule recommends the second shot be given 28 days after the first shot, while the Pfizer vaccine dosing schedule recommends the second shot be given 21 days after the first shot.
If you don’t get the second shot on time, it’s recommended you get it as soon as possible. Even if you get the second shot late, you won’t have to repeat the first one.
Children 6 months through 4 years of age who have received the first and second Pfizer monovalent doses are eligible to receive the third dose of the Bivalent Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine.
Step 3
The third COVID-19 vaccine dose is available for moderately to severely immunocompromised individuals. A third dose will only be administered 28 days after receiving the second dose of either the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine.
This includes people who have:
People should talk to their healthcare provider about their medical condition, and whether getting an additional dose is appropriate for them.
CDC does not recommend additional doses of the vaccine (third shot) for any other population at this time.
CDC recommends that people with moderately to severely compromised immune systems receive an additional dose of the COVID-19 vaccine at least 28 days after a second dose of Moderna or Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine.
Age:
Please Note:
Health officials note that this third dose is NOT a booster. The third dose follows 28 days after an initial vaccine series is administered to people who may not have a strong enough immune response after receiving the initial vaccine series. A Covid-19 booster is an additional dose of a vaccine needed periodically to "boost" the immune system.
Step 4
The City of El Paso is now administering the Bivalent COVID-19 Moderna booster vaccine to eligible individuals 6 months of age and older and the Bivalent Pfizer booster to eligible individuals 5 years age and older, at all City Community Clinics.
A booster shot can help strengthen protection against severe disease in populations whose immunity may have started to diminish and who are at high risk of exposure to COVID-19 or complications from severe disease.
The Moderna COVID-19 vaccine, bivalent booster dose is available for eligible individuals 6 months and older, 2 months after completion of their primary series of the COVID-19 vaccine, or the last monovalent booster.
The Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine, bivalent booster dose is available for eligible individuals 5 years and older, 2 months after completion of their primary series of the COVID-19 vaccine, or the last monovalent booster.
Bivalent boosters are given one time only.
Step 5
Immunity is not achieved immediately after vaccination and the vaccine won't be available to everyone at the same time, so please continue following all health and safety protocols to protect yourself and those around you.
Wash your hands often with warm and soapy water for at least 20 seconds.
Keep a safe space of 6 feet between you and others.
Wear a face mask when going out in public.
Stay home if you are feeling sick and get tested.
The City of El Paso is one of various healthcare providers approved by the State to dispense the COVID-19 vaccine. No appointment is needed.
Below find a list of various COVID-19 vaccine providers and sites.
The City of El Paso is also collaborating with University Medical Center (UMC) to vaccinate the community. Individuals who have registered with the City might also be contacted by UMC staff who will ask additional questions to complete the registration process with the County of El Paso.
If you have questions about the City's COVID Vaccination sites or services call (915) 212-6843.
All clinics are open Tuesday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
• 220 S. Stanton (corner of First and Stanton)
• 7380 Remcon
• 9566 Railroad
• 9341 Alameda
No insurance or appointment needed. Facemasks required.
Please see calendar below »
Registration and scheduling is online here »
Registration and scheduling is online here »
Registration and scheduling is online here »
Or call (915) 857-2474
Registration and scheduling is online here »
Appointments open every Friday at 10 a.m. for the following week.
Registration and scheduling is online. Persons must create an account with Walgreens to make an appointment.
Registration and scheduling is online here »
Below is a calendar of upcoming COVID-19 Registration and/or Vaccine Pop-up Events in El Paso:
Please review the FAQs below. For questions or additional info, call (915) 212-COVID (915-212-6843).
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Get FREE or reduced rate rides to and from vaccination sites with the services below.
Can get ride to and from vaccine site, find vaccine site near them, set up appointment at Walgreens, and donate rides via the Vaccine Access Fund.
How it works
Can get a free or discounted ride to and from a vaccine site and fund rides.
Valid 5/24-7/4. Max discount of $15 per ride.
Steps to get a ride
Can get a free ride to vaccination site.
Terms
Steps to get a ride
Free rides to vaccination sites at the County Coliseum, the Convention Center, and West Side Vaccination Site.
Terms
Call 915-21-COVID with questions.