COVID-19 Vaccination

Stay up-to-date on your COVID-19 vaccines to make sure you're as protected as possible. Everyone 5+ should get a booster and some people should get two boosters. Check out the CDC's website to see when you need a booster!  

* * The FDA recently authorized the first COVID-19 vaccine booster for kids ages 5 to 11. We can now give these boosters at our 555 Towner clinic!


Health Department Ongoing COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic (555 Towner in Ypsilanti)

  • Schedule an appointment at this clinic at http://bit.ly/wchdsched. If you need help scheduling, call us at 734-544-6700. 
  • Walk-ins without an appointment are accepted during clinic hours: Monday-Friday from 9:00-11:30am and 1:00-3:30pm. *Clinic will be closed on Monday, May 30th in observance of Memorial Day.

Pfizer, Moderna, and Johnson & Johnson initial vaccinations and booster doses available at this clinic. 

All COVID-19 vaccines are free. You do not need an insurance card or ID to be vaccinated at the Health Department. You also not need to live or work in Washtenaw County to be vaccinated at our clinics. Everyone is welcome, including individuals who are not U.S. residents.

If possible, please bring your identification and vaccination card (if coming in for a booster). ID is not required, but is helpful for faster processing. Those getting their COVID-19 vaccine at this clinic can also request a flu vaccine at the same time.

Looking for information about vaccines other than the COVID-19 vaccine? Visit this page or call us at 734-544-6700 to make an appointment.

Health Department Pop-Up COVID-19 Vaccine Clinics

Tuesday, May 24 from 4-7pm at 8845 Main St in Whitmore Lake

  • Schedule at https://bit.ly/WL524 (appointments are preferred).
  • Clinic located inside the building, masks required for everyone.
  • Open to everyone 5 years old and older (those 17 years old or younger must bring a parent or guardian)
  • Pfizer or Moderna vaccine available
  • Initial and booster doses for those 5+ years old; 2nd booster doses for people who are 50+ years old or who are 12+ years old and immunocompromised
  • Limited quantity of KN95 masks and at-home rapid tests available. Those with vaccine appointments will be prioritized for distribution. 
  • See a flyer for this event.

Staffing and doses at pop-up clinics may be limited. First come, first served, if necessary.  

If you don't see a clinic near you, check back later or see our "Where to Get a COVID-19 Vaccine" page for other options! 

General COVID-19 Vaccine Information

  • COVID-19 vaccines are recommended for everyone 5 and up. They are free, safe, effective, and easy to get! 
  • In most situations, Pfizer or Moderna COVID-19 vaccines are preferred over the Johnson & Johnson/Janssen COVID-19 vaccine for primary and booster vaccination. The FDA has revised its Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) and limited the authorized use of the J&J COVID-19 vaccine. The updated EUA limits use to individuals 18 + for whom other authorized or approved COVID-19 vaccines are not accessible or clinically appropriate; or individuals 18+ who elect to receive the J&J COVID-19 vaccine because they would otherwise not receive a COVID-19 vaccine. Learn more here.  

Vaccines for Kids Ages 5-17 Years 

  • A parent or guardian should be present when minors are getting vaccinated. If a parent/guardian cannot be present, an adult must accompany the minor. Written permission and a number where the parent/guardian can be reached is required. Identification is helpful for the parent or guardian or adult, but not required. Identification is not required for minors.

Boosters Doses

Everyone 5+ should get a booster dose. It's important to stay up-to-date on your COVID-19 vaccines to have the best protection. See more about who should get a booster and when on the CDC's website here. 

For questions about which booster to receive, we recommend speaking with your health care provider.

Additional Doses (for moderately to severely immunocompromised people)

There are specific COVID-19 vaccine recommendations for those with moderately to severely compromised immune systems. See the COVID-19 vaccine guidance for moderately to severely immunocompromised people on the CDC's website here. 

Additional Information

  • See printable COVID-19 vaccine materials here. 
  • Please remember to eat about an hour before your appointment and stay hydrated with water or non-caffeinated beverages!
  • We have limited capacity to accommodate requests for pop-up COVID-19 vaccine clinics. If you would like to request a pop-up vaccine clinic or if you are with a group or nursing home and need assistance with vaccination, please email [email protected]. We continue to run regular vaccine clinics and vaccines remain widely available across the county. 
  • FREE, door-to-door, accessible, round-trip transportation to any Covid-19 vaccination site in Washtenaw County is available through the Vaccinate Washtenaw Program. 
    • This program is open to any person of any age in Washtenaw County.
    • Rides are booked through the AARP [email protected]+ Program, powered by Feonix - Mobility Rising. It's a one phone call process to book the ride(s): just call 844-900-4892, and use code "Vaccinate Washtenaw." If the call center is busy, you can also call 734-773-0907 to schedule a ride.