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County-Specific COVID-19 Vaccine Plan

County-Specific COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution

Each county in Nevada has its own COVID-19 vaccine distribution plan based on the needs of its population and how quickly it moves through priority populations. This page will be frequently updated as counties make changes to their rollout plans. If you have questions about your county's specific vaccine rollout plan, please email . If your county does not yet have specific vaccine details, you can sign up using the interest form link to the right to get alerted when it's your turn to get the COVID-19 vaccine.

If you'd prefer to speak with a person about vaccine eligibility and locations, call
1.800.401.0946
between 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM, seven days a week

The information on this page is current as of 4/1/2021 - but is subject to daily changes.

Nevada counties receive limited doses of COVID-19 vaccine weekly.

Appointments for vaccination will be open when doses are available, please keep checking back for open appointments. If you need to cancel your appointment, please do so at least 24 hours in advance, so that someone else may sign up for that spot.

There may be high volume on scheduling websites, vaccinating partners appreciate your patience.

County-Specific Rollout Plans

Carson City

Carson City County Veterans are advised that they may be served by the VA Sierra Nevada Health Care System 

  • VASNHCS has expanded vaccinations to ALL veterans, their spouses, eligible caregivers and CHAMPVA beneficiaries.  If you meet the SAVE LIVES Act criteria, your local VA medical center is offering COVID-19 vaccines on a first come, first serve basis, dependent on vaccine availability.
  • If you are a Veteran not yet enrolled, although not required, it is helpful if you bring your DD-214 (separation papers) with you.
  • Please come to your local VA medical center to complete the initial paperwork and receive your vaccine.  Please note that IF vaccine sessions are filled on a day you walk in, we will schedule you for the soonest appointment that accommodates your calendar
  • Please contact the Call Center at 775-786-7200 between business hours (Monday-Friday, 7:30am to 4pm) with questions or visit www.Reno.va.gov and click on the COVID Vaccine button

The Reno VA Medical Center is located at 975 Kirman Avenue

CVS, Save Mart, Smith's, Walgreens and Walmart are vaccinating those in the following categories 

  • 16+ with underlying health conditions, individuals with disabilities and individuals experiencing homelessness
  • Healthcare workers
  • K-12 education and childcare
  • Nevada System of Higher Education
  • Grocery store employees

For CVS, please visit https://www.cvs.com/immunizations/covid-19-vaccine?icid=cvs-home-hero1-link2-coronavirus-vaccine to schedule an appointment.

CVS location serving 16 & 17-year olds:

  • 1980 N. Carson Street, Carson City, NV 89701

For Save Mart, please visit https://www.savemart.com/pharmacy to schedule an appointment.

For Smith's, please visit https://www.smithsfoodanddrug.com/rx/covid-eligibility  to schedule an appointment.

For Walgreens, please visit www.walgreens.com/schedulevaccine to schedule an appointment. 

For Walmart, please visit https://www.walmart.com/cp/1228302 to schedule an appointment. 

Nevada Health Centers is currently offering COVID-19 vaccines to individuals who meet the eligibility requirements. Vaccine supply is limited, and appointments for eligible individuals will be made on a first-come, first-served basis. Please be prepared to show proof of age and/or occupation prior to receiving the vaccine.

https://www.nevadahealthcenters.org/c19vaccine/

These groups are now eligible for vaccination with Carson City Health and Human Services. Employees should get instructions from your employer.

  • Nevadans 65+
  • Community Support Frontline Staff (i.e. frontline workers who support food, shelter, court/legal and social services, and other necessities of life for needy groups and individuals)
  • Food bank distributors and food preparers
  • Front-facing state service staff (DETR, WIC, DWSS, DMV, ADSD)
  • Community coalition advocates/ volunteers in the field
  • Veterinary nurses, technicians, veterinarians, and other services supporting individuals and organizations with service animals, search and rescue dogs, and support animals.
  • Nevada System of Higher Education educators, staff & students 
  • Educators (pre-K & K-12) and Childcare — public/private/charter school settings
  • Hospital and frontline public health workers
  • Long-term care/assisted-living staff & residents
  • Psychiatric and Substance Abuse Hospital Staff
  • Emergency Medical Services Personnel
  • Frontline Public Health Workforce and Volunteers
  • Laboratory Workers
  • Pharmacists and Pharmacy Technicians
  • Outpatient and Home Health Providers
  • Nevada Department of Corrections Staff
  • Law Enforcement and Public Safety Personnel
  • Deployed and mission-critical personnel who play an essential role in national security
  • State and Local Emergency Operations Managers and Staff
  • Continuity of Governance and Services (State and Local)
  • Local Essential Public Transportation
  • Essential Public Health Workforce
  • Mortuary Services
  • Agriculture and Food Processing
  • End-To-End Essential Goods Supply Chain
  • Utilities and Communications Infrastructure 
  • Nevada Department of Transportation and Local Emergency Road Personnel
  • Frontline Airport Operations
  • Other Essential Transportation
  • Food Service and Hospitality 

For more information, contact Carson City Health & Human Services at 775-434-1988 or  Visit the website

Please remember to bring to your appointment the following required documents:

  • Appointment confirmation email
  • Photo ID

Other important reminders:

  • The vaccine to be provided may require two (2) doses. If a second dose is required, the initial vaccination date will have a second vaccination date 21 or 28 days later which you will be required to return to receive the second dose.
  • The location where you received your first dose will send you information regarding your second dose.
  • Any individual that is currently sick or under isolation or quarantine for COVID-19 are not eligible to receive the vaccine until they are symptom-free and/or released based on CDC guidelines.   
  • It is best practice to wait for 15 minutes after your vaccination before leaving the vaccination site.
  • Please wear clothing that allows quick and easy access to the upper arm.
  • Expect to wait. Due to high patient volume, wait times may vary.
  • If you need to cancel your appointment, please do so at least 24 hours in advance, so that someone else may sign up for that spot.

Churchill County

Churchill County Veterans are advised that they may be served by the VA Sierra Nevada Health Care System 

  • VASNHCS has expanded vaccinations to ALL veterans, their spouses, eligible caregivers and CHAMPVA beneficiaries.  If you meet the SAVE LIVES Act criteria, your local VA medical center is offering COVID-19 vaccines on a first come, first serve basis, dependent on vaccine availability.
  • If you are a Veteran not yet enrolled, although not required, it is helpful if you bring your DD-214 (separation papers) with you.
  • Please come to your local VA medical center to complete the initial paperwork and receive your vaccine.  Please note that IF vaccine sessions are filled on a day you walk in, we will schedule you for the soonest appointment that accommodates your calendar
  • Please contact the Call Center at 775-786-7200 between business hours (Monday-Friday, 7:30am to 4pm) with questions or visit www.Reno.va.gov and click on the COVID Vaccine button

The Reno VA Medical Center is located at 975 Kirman Avenue

Safeway, Walgreens and Walmart are vaccinating those in the following categories 

  • 16+ with underlying health conditions, individuals with disabilities and individuals experiencing homelessness
  • Healthcare workers
  • K-12 education and childcare
  • Nevada System of Higher Education
  • Grocery store employees

For Safeway, please visit https://Safeway.com/covidclinic to schedule an appointment.  Proof of eligibility at appointment is required.

For Walgreens, please visit www.walgreens.com/schedulevaccine to schedule an appointment. 

For Walmart, please visit https://www.walmart.com/cp/1228302 to schedule an appointment. 

Churchill County is administering free vaccines to the following eligible groups at the county fairgrounds. Those using the fairgrounds should enter off of Miners Road off Highway 95 south. All Sheckler entrances will be closed. Residents should bring proof of age, while employees should bring proof of employment in Churchill County such as a recent paystub or employer-issued identification, or get instructions from your employer.

  • Residents 55+
  • Residents 16-64 years with certain underlying conditions as defined in the State of Nevada Playbook, Lane 2.1.3.  
  • Agriculture and food processing as described in the State of Nevada Playbook, Lane 1.3.1
  • Educators (pre-K & K-12) and Childcare — public/private/charter school settings
  • Hospital and frontline public health workers
  • Long-term care/assisted-living staff & residents
  • Psychiatric and Substance Abuse Hospital Staff
  • Emergency Medical Services Personnel
  • Frontline Public Health Workforce and Volunteers
  • Laboratory Workers
  • Pharmacists and Pharmacy Technicians
  • Outpatient and Home Health Providers
  • Nevada Department of Corrections Staff
  • Law Enforcement and Public Safety Personnel
  • Deployed and mission-critical personnel who play an essential role in national security
  • State and Local Emergency Operations Managers and Staff
  • Essential Public Transportation
  • Remaining Essential Public Health Workforce
  • Mortuary Services
  • Frontline Supply & Logistics:  as described in the State of Nevada Playbook, Lane 1.3.1-1.3.6
  • Food Service & Hospitality
  • Hygiene Products and Services
  • Depository Credit Institution Workforce
  • Infrastructure Shelter and Housing (Construction)

Please visit Churchill County's website for more information.

If making an appointment, please remember to bring the following required documents to your appointment:

  • Appointment confirmation email (if required)
  • Photo ID

Other important reminders:

  • The vaccine to be provided may require two (2) doses. If a second does is required, the initial vaccination date will have a second vaccination date 21 or 28 days later which you will be required to return to receive the second dose.
  • The location where you received your first dose will send you information regarding your second dose.
  • Any individual that is currently sick or under isolation or quarantine for COVID-19 are not eligible to receive the vaccine until they are symptom-free and/or released based on CDC guidelines.   
  • It is best practice to wait for 15 minutes after your vaccination before leaving the vaccination site.
  • Please wear clothing that allows quick and easy access to the upper arm.
  • Expect to wait. Due to high patient volume, wait times may vary.
  • If you need to cancel your appointment, please do so at least 24 hours in advance, so that someone else may sign up for that spot.

Clark County

VA Southern Nevada Health Care System COVID-19 Vaccine Information

  • The Las Vegas VA has expanded vaccinations to ALL veterans, their spouses, eligible caregivers and CHAMPVA beneficiaries.  If you meet the SAVE LIVES Act criteria, your local VA medical center is offering COVID-19 vaccines on a first come, first serve basis, dependent on vaccine availability.
  • If you are a Veteran not yet enrolled, although not required, it is helpful if you bring your DD-214 (separation papers) with you.
  • Please come to your local VA medical center to complete the initial paperwork and receive your vaccine.  Please note that IF vaccine sessions are filled on a day you walk in, we will schedule you for the soonest appointment that accommodates your calendar
  • Please contact the Call Center at 702-791-9185 between business hours (Monday-Friday, 7:30am to 4pm) with questions or visit https://www.lasvegas.va.gov and click on the COVID Vaccine button

The Las Vegas VA Medical Center is located at 6900 North Pecos Road in North Las Vegas.

Boulder City Fire and Boulder City Hospital will vaccinate residents of Boulder City that are 65+, Community Frontline Support and Community Frontline Supply Chain and Logistics. Residents MUST call Boulder City Parks and Recreation at (702) 293-9256 Monday-Thursday 8am-3pm to make an appointment. Visit https://www.bcnv.org/712/COVID-19 for more information. 

Laughlin residents may call the Laughlin Chamber of Commerce at (702) 298-2214 to be added to a vaccine waiting list.

Albertson's, CVS, Smith's, Von's, Walgreens and Walmart/Sam's Club pharmacies are vaccinating those in the following categories 

  • 16+ with underlying health conditions, individuals with disabilities and individuals experiencing homelessness
  • Healthcare workers
  • K-12 education and childcare
  • Nevada System of Higher Education
  • Grocery store employees

For Albertson's, please visit https://www.albertsons.com/pharmacy/covid-19.html to schedule an appointment. 

For CVS, please visit https://www.cvs.com/immunizations/covid-19-vaccine?icid=cvs-home-hero1-link2-coronavirus-vaccine to schedule an appointment.

CVS locations serving 16 & 17 year-olds:

  • 1812 E. Charleston Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89104
  • 2011 E. Lake Mead Blvd, N. Las Vegas, NV 89030
  • 4391 E. Washington Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89110
  • 6391 Lake Mead Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89108
  • 6432 Losee Road, N. Las Vegas, NV 89086

For Smith's, please visit https://www.smithsfoodanddrug.com/rx/covid-eligibility  to schedule an appointment.

For Von's, please visit https://www.vons.com/pharmacy/covid-19.html to schedule an appointment.  Proof of eligibility at appointment is required.             

For Walgreens, please visit www.walgreens.com/schedulevaccine to schedule an appointment. 

Walgreens locations serving 16 & 17 year-olds:

  • 1445 W. Craig Road, N. Las Vegas, NV 89032
  • 2280 Las Vegas Blvd N., N. Las Vegas, NV 89030
  • 2389 Windmill Lane, Las Vegas, NV 89123
  • 2400 E. Tropicana Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89146
  • 6401 W. Charleston Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89146

For Walmart/Sam's Club, please visit https://www.walmart.com/cp/1228302 to schedule an appointment.  

Walmart locations serving 16 & 17 year-olds:

  • 1400 S. Lamb Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89104                                                                                   

Henderson and North Las Vegas are providing free COVID-19 vaccinations for any Southern Nevada resident in the following categories:

Nevadans 16-64 with Underlying Health Conditions, Individuals with Disabilities and those experiencing homelessness

Healthcare Workers 

Frontline Public Safety & Security

 Frontline Community Support

  • Education (Pre-K & K-12) and Childcare (public/private/charter schools)
  • Nevada System of Higher Education frontline educators, staff and students
  • Community Support  (frontline workers who support food, shelter, court/legal services, social services, public utilities, and other necessities of life for needy groups and individuals)
  • Essential Public Transportation
  • Continuity of Governance (state and local)
  • Remaining Essential Public Health Workforce
  • Mortuary Services

Frontline Supply Chain & Logistics

  • Agriculture and Food Processing
  • End-to End Essential Goods Supply Chain (includes manufacturing, transport, distribution and sale of essential items)
  • Utilities and Communications Infrastructure
  • Nevada Department of Transportation and Local Emergency Road Personnel
  • Essential Airport Operations
  • Other Essential Transportation
  • Food Service and Hospitality 

The vaccinations will be by appointment only.

Henderson: visit https://www.cityofhenderson.com/covid19/vaccine for more information

North Las Vegas: register at VaxNLV.com. The City will offer pre-registration and vaccines for additional tier groups in the future as availability allows.

COVID-19 vaccinations from UMC are currently limited to people in the following categories:

  • Health Care Workforce and Support
  • Public Safety and Security, including first responders and others identified in this section of the State of Nevada Prioritization Lanes
  • Nevadans 65 Years and Older
  • Essential Airport Operations
  • Resort/Casino Security Staff
  • Continuity of Governance
  • Grocery Store Workers

If you do not meet these criteria, UMC will not administer the vaccine, even if you have an appointment. For more information, visit  https://www.umcsn.com/COVID19/AdmissionBlueTreeGeneral.aspx?T=119

UNLV is currently are accepting registration from individuals in the community who fall into the following groups:

  • General Public: Individuals who are 18 years and older

Review “What to Expect at Your Appointment” below for important information, including requirements for validating your eligibility at https://unlv.mycareally.health/pages/vaccine-comm-s5jdh8jklapl2.html

Questions about the UNLV location should be sent to 

Nevada Health Centers is currently offering COVID-19 vaccines to individuals who meet the eligibility requirements. Vaccine supply is limited, and appointments for eligible individuals will be made on a first-come, first-served basis. Please be prepared to show proof of age and/or occupation prior to receiving the vaccine.

https://www.nevadahealthcenters.org/c19vaccine/

Please visit the Southern Nevada Health District's website for more information on how you can schedule your COVID-19 vaccine. Those currently eligible to schedule their vaccines are: 

Health Care Workforce (previously Tier One) including personnel who work in:

  • Hospitals
  • Long term care (includes residents)
  • Laboratories
  • Diagnostic imaging
  • Pharmacies
  • Medical/dental services
  • First responders (EMT/paramedics

People 65 years old and over

Public Safety & Security

  • NV Dept. of Corrections staff
  • Law enforcement, public safety and national security
  • State and local emergency operations managers/staff

Frontline Community Support

  • Education (Pre-K & K-12) and childcare — public/private/charter school settings
  • Nevada System of Higher Education (NSHE) frontline educators, staff and students
  • Community support frontline staff (i.e. frontline workers who support food, shelter, court/legal and social services, and other necessities of life for needy groups and individuals)
  • Continuity of Governance (state and local)
  • Essential Public Transportation
  • Remaining essential public health workforce
  • Mortuary services

Frontline Supply Chain & Logistics

  • Agriculture and Food Processing
  • End-to End Essential Goods Supply Chain (includes manufacturing, transport, distribution and sale of essential items)
  • Utilities and Communications Infrastructure
  • Nevada Department of Transportation and Local Emergency Road Personnel
  • Frontline Airport Operations
  • Other Essential Transportation

Please bring required documents to your appointment:

  • Appointment confirmation email
  • Photo ID

Other important reminders:

  • The vaccine to be provided may require two (2) doses. If a second dose is required, the initial vaccination date will have a second vaccination date 21 or 28 days later which you will be required to return to receive the second dose.
  • The location where you received your first dose will send you information regarding your second dose.
  • Any individual that is currently sick or under isolation or quarantine for COVID-19 are not eligible to receive the vaccine until they are symptom-free and/or released based on CDC guidelines.   
  • It is best practice to wait for 15 minutes after your vaccination before leaving the vaccination site.
  • Please wear clothing that allows quick and easy access to the upper arm.
  • Expect to wait. Due to high patient volume, wait times may vary.
  • If you need to cancel your appointment, please do so at least 24 hours in advance, so that someone else may sign up for that spot.

Douglas County

Douglas County Veterans are advised that they may be served by the VA Sierra Nevada Health Care System 

  • VASNHCS has expanded vaccinations to ALL veterans, their spouses, eligible caregivers and CHAMPVA beneficiaries.  If you meet the SAVE LIVES Act criteria, your local VA medical center is offering COVID-19 vaccines on a first come, first serve basis, dependent on vaccine availability.
  • If you are a Veteran not yet enrolled, although not required, it is helpful if you bring your DD-214 (separation papers) with you.
  • Please come to your local VA medical center to complete the initial paperwork and receive your vaccine.  Please note that IF vaccine sessions are filled on a day you walk in, we will schedule you for the soonest appointment that accommodates your calendar
  • Please contact the Call Center at 775-786-7200 between business hours (Monday-Friday, 7:30am to 4pm) with questions or visit www.Reno.va.gov and click on the COVID Vaccine button

The Reno VA Medical Center is located at 975 Kirman Avenue

Safeway, Smith's and Walgreens are vaccinating those in the following categories 

  • 16+ with underlying health conditions, individuals with disabilities and individuals experiencing homelessness
  • Healthcare workers
  • K-12 education and childcare
  • Nevada System of Higher Education
  • Grocery store employees

For Safeway, please visit https://Safeway.com/covidclinic to schedule an appointment.  Proof of eligibility at appointment is required.

For Smith's, please visit https://www.smithsfoodanddrug.com/rx/covid-eligibility  to schedule an appointment.

For Walgreens, please visit www.walgreens.com/schedulevaccine to schedule an appointment. 

These groups are now eligible for vaccination with Carson City Health and Human Services. Employees should get instructions from your employer.

  • Nevadans 65+
  • Community Support Frontline Staff (i.e. frontline workers who support food, shelter, court/legal and social services, and other necessities of life for needy groups and individuals)
  • Food bank distributors and food preparers
  • Front-facing state service staff (DETR, WIC, DWSS, DMV, ADSD)
  • Community coalition advocates/ volunteers in the field
  • Veterinary nurses, technicians, veterinarians, and other services supporting individuals and organizations with service animals, search and rescue dogs, and support animals.
  • Nevada System of Higher Education educators, staff & students 
  • Educators (pre-K & K-12) and Childcare — public/private/charter school settings
  • Hospital and frontline public health workers
  • Long-term care/assisted-living staff & residents
  • Psychiatric and Substance Abuse Hospital Staff
  • Emergency Medical Services Personnel
  • Frontline Public Health Workforce and Volunteers
  • Laboratory Workers
  • Pharmacists and Pharmacy Technicians
  • Outpatient and Home Health Providers
  • Nevada Department of Corrections Staff
  • Law Enforcement and Public Safety Personnel
  • Deployed and mission-critical personnel who play an essential role in national security
  • State and Local Emergency Operations Managers and Staff
  • Continuity of Governance and Services (State and Local)
  • Local essential public transportation
  • Essential public health workforce
  • Mortuary services
  • Agriculture and Food Processing
  • End-To-End Essential Goods Supply Chain
  • Utilities and Communications Infrastructure 
  • Nevada Department of Transportation and Local Emergency Road Personnel
  • Frontline Airport Operations
  • Other Essential Transportation
  • Food Service and Hospitality

For more information, contact Carson City Health & Human Services at 775-434-1988 or  Visit the website

Please remember to bring to your appointment the following required documents:

  • Appointment confirmation email
  • Photo ID

Other important reminders:

  • The vaccine to be provided may require two (2) doses. If a second dose is required, the initial vaccination date will have a second vaccination date 21 or 28 days later which you will be required to return to receive the second dose.
  • The location where you received your first dose will send you information regarding your second dose.
  • Any individual that is currently sick or under isolation or quarantine for COVID-19 are not eligible to receive the vaccine until they are symptom-free and/or released based on CDC guidelines.   
  • It is best practice to wait for 15 minutes after your vaccination before leaving the vaccination site.
  • Please wear clothing that allows quick and easy access to the upper arm.
  • Expect to wait. Due to high patient volume, wait times may vary.
  • If you need to cancel your appointment, please do so at least 24 hours in advance, so that someone else may sign up for that spot.

 

Elko County

UPCOMING VACCINATION CLINICS

April 7- Peppermill Concert Hall in West Wendover - Serving all eligible residents

1st & 2nd dose registration:  https://hipaa.jotform.com/210636904788162

April 9 - Elko Convention Center from 9am-1pm - Serving all eligible residents

1st dose registration:  https://hipaa.jotform.com/210746053690151

2nd dose registration:  https://hipaa.jotform.com/210626516390149

April 17 - Elko Convention Center from 9am-1pm - Serving all eligible residents

1st dose registration:  https://hipaa.jotform.com/210764947188165

2nd dose registration:  https://hipaa.jotform.com/210765329890160

Nevada Health Centers is currently offering COVID-19 vaccines to individuals who meet the eligibility requirements. Vaccine supply is limited, and appointments for eligible individuals will be made on a first-come, first-served basis. Please be prepared to show proof of age and/or occupation prior to receiving the vaccine.

https://www.nevadahealthcenters.org/c19vaccine/

The following populations are currently eligible to receive the vaccine:

GENERAL POPULATION

  • Individuals 65+
  • Residents 16*-64 years with certain underlying conditions causing the person to be at an increased risk for severe illness from COVID-19 as identified in the updated guidance to the Nevada COVID-10 Vaccination Playbook

*Elko County providers continue to receive mostly vaccine manufactured by Moderna, which has been approved for individuals 18 years and older. Pfizer may be administered to individuals 16 years and older

FRONTLINE/ESSENTIAL WORKFORCE

  • Public Safety & Security
  •  Healthcare workforce and first responders
  •  NV Department of Corrections staff
  •  Law enforcement, public safety and national security
  •  State and local emergency operations staff

FRONTLINE COMMUNITY SUPPORT

  •  Education (pre-K & K-12) and childcare personnel (public, private & charter school settings)
  •  Nevada System of Higher Education frontline educators, staff, and students
  •  Community frontline support staff
  •  Continuity of governance (State and local)
  •  Essential public transportation
  •  Remaining essential public health workforce
  •  Mortuary services

FRONTLINE SUPPLY CHAIN & LOGISTICS

  •  Agriculture and food processing
  •  End-to-end essential goods supply chain (includes manufacturing, transport, distribution and sale of essential items)
  • Utilities and Communications Infrastructure
  • Nevada Department of Transportation and local emergency road personnel
  • Frontline Airport Operations
  • Other essential transportation
  • Food service and hospitality
  • Hygiene Products and Services
  • Depository Credit Institution Workforce

Northeastern Nevada Regional Hospital is serving essential workers/55+: https://nnrhospital.com/coronavirus-covid-19-preparedness-information/covid-vaccine-information

Smith's (Elko & West Wendover) and Walmart are vaccinating those in the following categories 

  • 16+ with underlying health conditions, individuals with disabilities and individuals experiencing homelessness
  • Healthcare workers
  • K-12 education and childcare
  • Nevada System of Higher Education
  • Grocery store employees

For Smith's, please visit https://www.smithsfoodanddrug.com/rx/covid-eligibility  to schedule an online appointment.

For Walmart, please visit https://www.walmart.com/cp/1228302 to schedule an online appointment. 

Elko County is working with the Elko Senior Center to coordinate vaccines for those 65+. Those in that age group are encouraged to contact the senior center at to pre-register. 

Elko County residents can complete the COVID-19 Vaccine Interest Form here: https://hipaa.jotform.com/210126135088044

Please visit Elko County's website for more information.

Please remember to bring the following required documents to your appointment:

  • Appointment confirmation email
  • Photo ID

Other important reminders:

  • The vaccine to be provided may require two (2) doses. If a second dose is required, the initial vaccination date will have a second vaccination date 21 or 28 days later which you will be required to return to receive the second dose. The location where you received your first dose will send you information regarding your second dose.
  • Any individual that is currently sick or under isolation or quarantine for COVID-19 are not eligible to receive the vaccine until they are symptom-free and/or released based on CDC guidelines.   
  • It is best practice to wait for 15 minutes after your vaccination before leaving the vaccination site.
  • Please wear clothing that allows quick and easy access to the upper arm.
  • Expect to wait. Due to high patient volume, wait times may vary.
  • If you need to cancel your appointment, please do so at least 24 hours in advance, so that someone else may sign up for that spot.

Esmeralda County

Esmeralda County Veterans are advised that they may be served by the VA Sierra Nevada Health Care System 

  • VASNHCS has expanded vaccinations to ALL veterans, their spouses, eligible caregivers and CHAMPVA beneficiaries.  If you meet the SAVE LIVES Act criteria, your local VA medical center is offering COVID-19 vaccines on a first come, first serve basis, dependent on vaccine availability.
  • If you are a Veteran not yet enrolled, although not required, it is helpful if you bring your DD-214 (separation papers) with you.
  • Please come to your local VA medical center to complete the initial paperwork and receive your vaccine.  Please note that IF vaccine sessions are filled on a day you walk in, we will schedule you for the soonest appointment that accommodates your calendar
  • Please contact the Call Center at 775-786-7200 between business hours (Monday-Friday, 7:30am to 4pm) with questions or visit www.Reno.va.gov and click on the COVID Vaccine button

The Reno VA Medical Center is located at 975 Kirman Avenue

Raley's is vaccinating those in the following categories 

  • 16+ with underlying health conditions, individuals with disabilities and individuals experiencing homelessness
  • Healthcare workers
  • K-12 education and childcare
  • Nevada System of Higher Education
  • Grocery store employees

Appointments will take place at Tonopah Raley’s at 1201 Main Street. Please call (775) 482-6711 to schedule your appointment.

You may be able to schedule your vaccine with your county. Please visit Esmeralda County's website for more information on how you can schedule your COVID-19 vaccine.

GENERAL POPULATION 

  • Nevadans 65+
  • Nevadans 16-64 with underlying conditions, individuals with disabilities and those experiencing homelessness
  • Healthy Adults 16-64

OCCUPATIONAL LANES

  • All occupational lanes are open

Please remember to bring the following required documents to your appointment:

  • Appointment confirmation email
  • Photo ID

Other important reminders:

  • The vaccine to be provided may require two (2) doses. If a second does is required, the initial vaccination date will have a second vaccination date 21 or 28 days later which you will be required to return to receive the second dose.
  • The location where you received your first dose will send you information regarding your second dose.
  • Any individual that is currently sick or under isolation or quarantine for COVID-19 are not eligible to receive the vaccine until they are symptom-free and/or released based on CDC guidelines.   
  • It is best practice to wait for 15 minutes after your vaccination before leaving the vaccination site.
  • Please wear clothing that allows quick and easy access to the upper arm.
  • Expect to wait. Due to high patient volume, wait times may vary.
  • If you need to cancel your appointment, please do so at least 24 hours in advance, so that someone else may sign up for that spot.

Eureka County

Eureka County Veterans are advised that they may be served by the VA Sierra Nevada Health Care System 

  • VASNHCS has expanded vaccinations to ALL veterans, their spouses, eligible caregivers and CHAMPVA beneficiaries.  If you meet the SAVE LIVES Act criteria, your local VA medical center is offering COVID-19 vaccines on a first come, first serve basis, dependent on vaccine availability.
  • If you are a Veteran not yet enrolled, although not required, it is helpful if you bring your DD-214 (separation papers) with you.
  • Please come to your local VA medical center to complete the initial paperwork and receive your vaccine.  Please note that IF vaccine sessions are filled on a day you walk in, we will schedule you for the soonest appointment that accommodates your calendar
  • Please contact the Call Center at 775-786-7200 between business hours (Monday-Friday, 7:30am to 4pm) with questions or visit www.Reno.va.gov and click on the COVID Vaccine button

The Reno VA Medical Center is located at 975 Kirman Avenue

You may be able to schedule your vaccine with your county. Please visit Eureka County's website for more information on how you can schedule your COVID-19 vaccine or contact Public Works at .

GENERAL POPULATION 

  • Nevadans 65+
  • Nevadans 18-64 with Underlying Conditions, Individuals with Disabilities and those experiencing homelessness 
  • Healthy Adults 16-64

OCCUPATIONAL LANES 

  • All occupational lanes are open

Please remember to bring the following required documents to your appointment:

  • Appointment confirmation email
  • Photo ID

Other important reminders:

  • The vaccine to be provided may require two (2) doses. If a second dose is required, the initial vaccination date will have a second vaccination date 21 or 28 days later which you will be required to return to receive the second dose.
  • The location where you received your first dose will send you information regarding your second dose.
  • Any individual that is currently sick or under isolation or quarantine for COVID-19 are not eligible to receive the vaccine until they are symptom-free and/or released based on CDC guidelines.   
  • It is best practice to wait for 15 minutes after your vaccination before leaving the vaccination site.
  • Please wear clothing that allows quick and easy access to the upper arm.
  • Expect to wait. Due to high patient volume, wait times may vary.
  • If you need to cancel your appointment, please do so at least 24 hours in advance, so that someone else may sign up for that spot.

Humboldt County

Humboldt County Veterans are advised that they may be served by the VA Sierra Nevada Health Care System 

  • VASNHCS has expanded vaccinations to ALL veterans, their spouses, eligible caregivers and CHAMPVA beneficiaries.  If you meet the SAVE LIVES Act criteria, your local VA medical center is offering COVID-19 vaccines on a first come, first serve basis, dependent on vaccine availability.
  • If you are a Veteran not yet enrolled, although not required, it is helpful if you bring your DD-214 (separation papers) with you.
  • Please come to your local VA medical center to complete the initial paperwork and receive your vaccine.  Please note that IF vaccine sessions are filled on a day you walk in, we will schedule you for the soonest appointment that accommodates your calendar
  • Please contact the Call Center at 775-786-7200 between business hours (Monday-Friday, 7:30am to 4pm) with questions or visit www.Reno.va.gov and click on the COVID Vaccine button

The Reno VA Medical Center is located at 975 Kirman Avenue

Ridley's Market & Pharmacy and Walmart are vaccinating those in the following categories 

  • 16+ with underlying health conditions, individuals with disabilities and individuals experiencing homelessness
  • Healthcare workers
  • K-12 education and childcare
  • Nevada System of Higher Education
  • Grocery store employees

For Ridley's, please call 775-263-2548 to schedule an appointment.

For Walmart, please visit https://www.walmart.com/cp/1228302 to schedule an appointment. 

Humboldt County is currently working through the Frontline/Community Support workforce in addition to seniors over the age of 65. We have partnered with Safeway Pharmacy to increase our capacity for age-based vaccinations, and the Community Health Nurse is providing vaccinations for our Frontline/Community Support workforce.  As we complete Community Frontline Support and Continuity of Government; we will be moving into Essential Public Transportation and the remaining Essential Public Health workforce. Please do not call for an appointment or other information until you are notified by your employer you are eligible to receive the vaccine. Humboldt County is now sharing vaccine information through the COVID-19 vaccine information line. Please call for information, which will be updated two times weekly. This information line is intended to help with the distribution of information to our community.

GENERAL POPULATION 

  • Nevadans 65+
  • Nevadans 18-64 with Underlying Conditions, Individuals with Disabilities and those experiencing homelessness 
  • Healthy Adults 16-64

OCCUPATIONAL LANES

  • All occupational lanes are open

Please remember to bring the following required documents to your appointment:

  • Appointment confirmation email
  • Photo ID

Other important reminders:

  • The vaccine to be provided may require two (2) doses. If a second dose is required, the initial vaccination date will have a second vaccination date 21 or 28 days later which you will be required to return to receive the second dose.
  • The location where you received your first dose will send you information regarding your second dose.
  • Any individual that is currently sick or under isolation or quarantine for COVID-19 are not eligible to receive the vaccine until they are symptom-free and/or released based on CDC guidelines.   
  • It is best practice to wait for 15 minutes after your vaccination before leaving the vaccination site.
  • Please wear clothing that allows quick and easy access to the upper arm.
  • Expect to wait. Due to high patient volume, wait times may vary.
  • If you need to cancel your appointment, please do so at least 24 hours in advance, so that someone else may sign up for that spot.

Lander County

Lander County Veterans are advised that they may be served by the VA Sierra Nevada Health Care System 

  • VASNHCS has expanded vaccinations to ALL veterans, their spouses, eligible caregivers and CHAMPVA beneficiaries.  If you meet the SAVE LIVES Act criteria, your local VA medical center is offering COVID-19 vaccines on a first come, first serve basis, dependent on vaccine availability.
  • If you are a Veteran not yet enrolled, although not required, it is helpful if you bring your DD-214 (separation papers) with you.
  • Please come to your local VA medical center to complete the initial paperwork and receive your vaccine.  Please note that IF vaccine sessions are filled on a day you walk in, we will schedule you for the soonest appointment that accommodates your calendar
  • Please contact the Call Center at 775-786-7200 between business hours (Monday-Friday, 7:30am to 4pm) with questions or visit www.Reno.va.gov and click on the COVID Vaccine button

The Reno VA Medical Center is located at 975 Kirman Avenue

Please contact the Lander County hotline at 775-539-9136  for questions on which lane is currently being vaccinated and when vaccination clinics occur. Hours vary and will be given to patient when appointments are made. 

Please visit Lander County's website for more information. 

Lander County is currently vaccinating for the following:

GENERAL POPULATION LANE

  • Nevadans 65+
  • Nevadans 18-64 with Underlying Conditions, Individuals with Disabilities and those experiencing homelessness 
  • Healthy Adults 18-64

OCCUPATIONAL LANES

  • All occupational lanes are open

Please remember to bring the following required documents to your appointment:

  • Appointment confirmation email
  • Photo ID

Other important reminders:

  • The vaccine to be provided may require two (2) doses. If a second dose is required, the initial vaccination date will have a second vaccination date 21 or 28 days later which you will be required to return to receive the second dose.
  • The location where you received your first dose will send you information regarding your second dose.
  • Any individual that is currently sick or under isolation or quarantine for COVID-19 are not eligible to receive the vaccine until they are symptom-free and/or released based on CDC guidelines.   
  • It is best practice to wait for 15 minutes after your vaccination before leaving the vaccination site.
  • Please wear clothing that allows quick and easy access to the upper arm.
  • Expect to wait. Due to high patient volume, wait times may vary.
  • If you need to cancel your appointment, please do so at least 24 hours in advance, so that someone else may sign up for that spot.

Lincoln County

Lincoln County Veterans are advised that they may be served by the VA Southern Nevada Health Care System 

  • The Las Vegas VA has expanded vaccinations to ALL veterans, their spouses, eligible caregivers and CHAMPVA beneficiaries.  If you meet the SAVE LIVES Act criteria, your local VA medical center is offering COVID-19 vaccines on a first come, first serve basis, dependent on vaccine availability.
  • If you are a Veteran not yet enrolled, although not required, it is helpful if you bring your DD-214 (separation papers) with you.
  • Please come to your local VA medical center to complete the initial paperwork and receive your vaccine.  Please note that IF vaccine sessions are filled on a day you walk in, we will schedule you for the soonest appointment that accommodates your calendar
  • Please contact the Call Center at 702-791-9185 between business hours (Monday-Friday, 7:30am to 4pm) with questions or visit https://www.lasvegas.va.gov and click on the COVID Vaccine button

The Las Vegas VA Medical Center is located at 6900 North Pecos Road in North Las Vegas.

Contact the Community Health Nurse, Nicole Rowe to schedule your appointment at 775-962-8086 or the Caliente Clinic at 775/726-3121. Please visit Lincoln County's website for more information.

GENERAL POPULATION 

  • Nevadans 65+
  • Nevadans 16-64 with underlying conditions, individuals with disabilities and those experiencing homelessness

OCCUPATIONAL LANES

  • All occupational lanes are open

Please remember to bring the following required documents to your appointment:

  • Appointment confirmation email
  • Photo ID

Other important reminders:

  • The vaccine to be provided may require two (2) doses. If a second dose is required, the initial vaccination date will have a second vaccination date 21 or 28 days later which you will be required to return to receive the second dose.
  • The location where you received your first dose will send you information regarding your second dose.
  • Any individual that is currently sick or under isolation or quarantine for COVID-19 are not eligible to receive the vaccine until they are symptom-free and/or released based on CDC guidelines.   
  • It is best practice to wait for 15 minutes after your vaccination before leaving the vaccination site.
  • Please wear clothing that allows quick and easy access to the upper arm.
  • Expect to wait. Due to high patient volume, wait times may vary.
  • If you need to cancel your appointment, please do so at least 24 hours in advance, so that someone else may sign up for that spot.

Lyon County

Lyon County Veterans are advised that they may be served by the VA Sierra Nevada Health Care System 

  • VASNHCS has expanded vaccinations to ALL veterans, their spouses, eligible caregivers and CHAMPVA beneficiaries.  If you meet the SAVE LIVES Act criteria, your local VA medical center is offering COVID-19 vaccines on a first come, first serve basis, dependent on vaccine availability.
  • If you are a Veteran not yet enrolled, although not required, it is helpful if you bring your DD-214 (separation papers) with you.
  • Please come to your local VA medical center to complete the initial paperwork and receive your vaccine.  Please note that IF vaccine sessions are filled on a day you walk in, we will schedule you for the soonest appointment that accommodates your calendar
  • Please contact the Call Center at 775-786-7200 between business hours (Monday-Friday, 7:30am to 4pm) with questions or visit www.Reno.va.gov and click on the COVID Vaccine button

The Reno VA Medical Center is located at 975 Kirman Avenue

Smith's, Walgreens & Walmart are vaccinating those in the following categories:

  • 16+ with underlying health conditions, individuals with disabilities and individuals experiencing homelessness
  • Healthcare workers
  • K-12 education and childcare
  • Nevada System of Higher Education
  • Grocery store employees

For Smith's, please visit https://www.smithsfoodanddrug.com/rx/covid-eligibility  to schedule an online appointment.

For Walgreens, please visit www.walgreens.com/schedulevaccine to schedule an online appointment. 

For Walmart, please visit https://www.walmart.com/cp/1228302 to schedule an online appointment. 

Raley's is no longer providing first dose vaccinations but will continue to provide second dose vaccinations to patients who have received their first dose at this location. If you have questions regarding your second dose vaccination at the Yerington Raley's at 176 E Goldfield Ave, Yerington, NV, please call

These groups are now eligible for vaccination with Carson City Health and Human Services. Employees should get instructions from your employer.

  • Nevadans 65+
  • Community Support Frontline Staff (i.e. frontline workers who support food, shelter, court/legal and social services, and other necessities of life for needy groups and individuals)
  • Food bank distributors and food preparers
  • Front-facing state service staff (DETR, WIC, DWSS, DMV, ADSD)
  • Community coalition advocates/ volunteers in the field
  • Veterinary nurses, technicians, veterinarians, and other services supporting individuals and organizations with service animals, search and rescue dogs, and support animals
  • Nevada System of Higher Education educators, staff & students 
  • Educators (pre-K & K-12) and Childcare — public/private/charter school settings
  • Hospital and frontline public health workers
  • Long-term care/assisted-living staff & residents
  • Psychiatric and Substance Abuse Hospital Staff
  • Emergency Medical Services Personnel
  • Frontline Public Health Workforce and Volunteers
  • Laboratory Workers
  • Pharmacists and Pharmacy Technicians
  • Outpatient and Home Health Providers
  • Nevada Department of Corrections Staff
  • Law Enforcement and Public Safety Personnel
  • Deployed and mission-critical personnel who play an essential role in national security
  • State and Local Emergency Operations Managers and Staff
  • Continuity of Governance and Services (State and Local)
  • Local essential public transportation
  • Essential public health workforce
  • Mortuary services
  • Agriculture and Food Processing
  • End-To-End Essential Goods Supply Chain
  • Utilities and Communications Infrastructure 
  • Nevada Department of Transportation and Local Emergency Road Personnel
  • Frontline Airport Operations
  • Other Essential Transportation

For more information, contact Carson City Health & Human Services at 775-434-1988 or  Visit the website

Please remember to bring to your appointment the following required documents:

  • Appointment confirmation email
  • Photo ID

Other important reminders:

  • The vaccine to be provided may require two (2) doses. If a second dose is required, the initial vaccination date will have a second vaccination date 21 or 28 days later which you will be required to return to receive the second dose.
  • The location where you received your first dose will send you information regarding your second dose.
  • Any individual that is currently sick or under isolation or quarantine for COVID-19 are not eligible to receive the vaccine until they are symptom-free and/or released based on CDC guidelines.   
  • It is best practice to wait for 15 minutes after your vaccination before leaving the vaccination site.
  • Please wear clothing that allows quick and easy access to the upper arm.
  • Expect to wait. Due to high patient volume, wait times may vary.
  • If you need to cancel your appointment, please do so at least 24 hours in advance, so that someone else may sign up for that spot.

Mineral County

Mineral County Veterans are advised that they may be served by the VA Sierra Nevada Health Care System 

  • VASNHCS has expanded vaccinations to ALL veterans, their spouses, eligible caregivers and CHAMPVA beneficiaries.  If you meet the SAVE LIVES Act criteria, your local VA medical center is offering COVID-19 vaccines on a first come, first serve basis, dependent on vaccine availability.
  • If you are a Veteran not yet enrolled, although not required, it is helpful if you bring your DD-214 (separation papers) with you.
  • Please come to your local VA medical center to complete the initial paperwork and receive your vaccine.  Please note that IF vaccine sessions are filled on a day you walk in, we will schedule you for the soonest appointment that accommodates your calendar
  • Please contact the Call Center at 775-786-7200 between business hours (Monday-Friday, 7:30am to 4pm) with questions or visit www.Reno.va.gov and click on the COVID Vaccine button

The Reno VA Medical Center is located at 975 Kirman Avenue

Safeway is vaccinating those in the following categories 

  • 16+ with underlying health conditions, individuals with disabilities and individuals experiencing homelessness
  • Healthcare workers
  • K-12 education and childcare
  • Nevada System of Higher Education
  • Grocery store employees

Appointments will take place at Safeway at 1095 Hwy 95 in Hawthorne. Please visit https://mhealthsystem.com/2255covidclinic to schedule an appointment or call (775) 945-3045 for more information.

For Seniors 65+

Mineral County Community Health Nurse. By appointment only at 331 1st Street Hawthorne, NV 89415 Phone:

Mt. Grant Medical Building (Clinic) · Must contact one’s primary care provider · Contact information:  200 So A Street Hawthorne, NV 89415

Frontline employees should get instructions from your employer. Please visit Mineral County's website for more information. 

GENERAL POPULATION 

  • Nevadans 65+
  • Nevadans 16-64 years with certain underlying conditions, Individuals with disabilities and those experiencing homelessness
  • Healthy Adults 16-64

OCCUPATIONAL LANES

  • All occupational lanes are open

 

Please remember to bring the following required documents to your appointment:

  • Appointment confirmation email
  • Photo ID

Other important reminders:

  • The vaccine to be provided may require two (2) doses. If a second does is required, the initial vaccination date will have a second vaccination date 21 or 28 days later which you will be required to return to receive the second dose.
  • The location where you received your first dose will send you information regarding your second dose.
  • Any individual that is currently sick or under isolation or quarantine for COVID-19 is not eligible to receive the vaccine until they are symptom-free and/or released based on CDC guidelines.   
  • It is best practice to wait for 15 minutes after your vaccination before leaving the vaccination site.
  • Please wear clothing that allows quick and easy access to the upper arm.
  • Expect to wait. Due to high patient volume, wait times may vary.
  • If you need to cancel your appointment, please do so at least 24 hours in advance, so that someone else may sign up for that spot.

Nye County

Nye County Veterans are advised that they may be served by the VA Southern Nevada Health Care System 

  • The Las Vegas VA has expanded vaccinations to ALL veterans, their spouses, eligible caregivers and CHAMPVA beneficiaries.  If you meet the SAVE LIVES Act criteria, your local VA medical center is offering COVID-19 vaccines on a first come, first serve basis, dependent on vaccine availability.
  • If you are a Veteran not yet enrolled, although not required, it is helpful if you bring your DD-214 (separation papers) with you.
  • Please come to your local VA medical center to complete the initial paperwork and receive your vaccine.  Please note that IF vaccine sessions are filled on a day you walk in, we will schedule you for the soonest appointment that accommodates your calendar
  • Please contact the Call Center at 702-791-9185 between business hours (Monday-Friday, 7:30am to 4pm) with questions or visit https://www.lasvegas.va.gov and click on the COVID Vaccine button

The Las Vegas VA Medical Center is located at 6900 North Pecos Road in North Las Vegas.

GENERAL POPULATION 

  • Nevadans 65+
  • Nevadans 16-64 with underlying conditions, individuals with disabilities and those experiencing homelessness at certain locations only, please confirm that the vaccine location you are planning to attend will be able to accommodate you when making your appointment
  • Healthy Adults 16-64

OCCUPATIONAL LANES

  • All occupational lanes are open

Raley's, Smith's, Walgreens and Walmart are vaccinating those in the following categories 

  • 16+ with underlying health conditions, individuals with disabilities and individuals experiencing homelessness
  • Healthcare workers
  • K-12 education and childcare
  • Nevada System of Higher Education
  • Grocery store employees

For Raley's, appointments will take place at Tonopah Raley’s at 1201 Main Street. Please call (775) 482-6711 to schedule your appointment. get directions

For Smith's, please visit https://www.smithsfoodanddrug.com/rx/covid-eligibility  to schedule an online appointment.

For Walgreens, please visit www.walgreens.com/schedulevaccine to schedule an online appointment. 

For Walmart, please visit https://www.walmart.com/cp/1228302 to schedule an online appointment. 

Please visit Nye County's website for more information.

Please remember to bring the following required documents to your appointment:

  • Appointment confirmation email
  • Photo ID

Other important reminders:

  • The vaccine to be provided may require two (2) doses. If a second does is required, the initial vaccination date will have a second vaccination date 21 or 28 days later which you will be required to return to receive the second dose.
  • The location where you received your first dose will send you information regarding your second dose.
  • Any individual that is currently sick or under isolation or quarantine for COVID-19 is not eligible to receive the vaccine until they are symptom-free and/or released based on CDC guidelines.   
  • It is best practice to wait for 15 minutes after your vaccination before leaving the vaccination site.
  • Please wear clothing that allows quick and easy access to the upper arm.
  • Expect to wait. Due to high patient volume, wait times may vary.
  • If you need to cancel your appointment, please do so at least 24 hours in advance, so that someone else may sign up for that spot.

Pershing County

Pershing County Veterans are advised that they may be served by the VA Sierra Nevada Health Care System 

  • VASNHCS has expanded vaccinations to ALL veterans, their spouses, eligible caregivers and CHAMPVA beneficiaries.  If you meet the SAVE LIVES Act criteria, your local VA medical center is offering COVID-19 vaccines on a first come, first serve basis, dependent on vaccine availability.
  • If you are a Veteran not yet enrolled, although not required, it is helpful if you bring your DD-214 (separation papers) with you.
  • Please come to your local VA medical center to complete the initial paperwork and receive your vaccine.  Please note that IF vaccine sessions are filled on a day you walk in, we will schedule you for the soonest appointment that accommodates your calendar
  • Please contact the Call Center at 775-786-7200 between business hours (Monday-Friday, 7:30am to 4pm) with questions or visit www.Reno.va.gov and click on the COVID Vaccine button

The Reno VA Medical Center is located at 975 Kirman Avenue

Residents may contact the Pershing Physicians Clinic to schedule appointments, subject to vaccine availability. Call , option 1 to inquire.

Pershing County residents may also contact the Community Health Nurse's Office at  to schedule COVID vaccinations. The nurse will be available in Lovelock on most Wednesdays and can conduct up to 40 vaccinations per week, subject to availability of vaccine.

Anyone who shows up for an appointment and are not from a qualified priority group will be turned away. 

Please visit Pershing County's website for more information on how you can schedule your COVID-19 vaccine.

GENERAL POPULATION 

  • Nevadans 65+

FRONTLINE ESSENTIAL WORKFORCE

  • Healthcare workforce and support
  • Nevada Department of Corrections staff
  • Law Enforcement, Public Safety and National Security
  • State and local emergency operations mangers and staff

FRONTLINE COMMUNITY SUPPORT

  • Education (Pre-K & K-12) and childcare-public, private and charter school settings
  • Nevada system of higher education (NSHE), frontline educators, staff and students
  • Community support frontline staff 
  • Continuity of governance (State and local)
  •  Essential public transportation
  •  Remaining essential public health workforce
  •  Mortuary services

  • FRONTLINE SUPPLY CHAIN AND LOGISTICS

  •  Agriculture and food processing
  •  End-to-end essential goods supply chain (includes manufacturing, transport, distribution and sale of essential items)
  • Utilities and Communications Infrastructure
  • Nevada Department of Transportation and local emergency road personnel
  • Frontline Airport Operations
  • Other essential transportation 

Please remember to bring the following required documents to your appointment:

  • Appointment confirmation email
  • Consent Form and CDC Pre-Vaccination Form
  • Medical and prescription insurance card
  • Photo ID/Proof of eligibility

Other important reminders:

  • The vaccine to be provided may require two (2) doses. If a second does is required, the initial vaccination date will have a second vaccination date 21 or 28 days later which you will be required to return to receive the second dose.
  • The location where you received your first dose will send you information regarding your second dose.
  • Any individual that is currently sick or under isolation or quarantine for COVID-19 is not eligible to receive the vaccine until they are symptom-free and/or released based on CDC guidelines.   
  • It is best practice to wait for 15 minutes after your vaccination before leaving the vaccination site.
  • Please wear clothing that allows quick and easy access to the upper arm.
  • Expect to wait. Due to high patient volume, wait times may vary.

Storey County

Storey County Veterans are advised that they may be served by the VA Sierra Nevada Health Care System 

  • VASNHCS has expanded vaccinations to ALL veterans, their spouses, eligible caregivers and CHAMPVA beneficiaries.  If you meet the SAVE LIVES Act criteria, your local VA medical center is offering COVID-19 vaccines on a first come, first serve basis, dependent on vaccine availability.
  • If you are a Veteran not yet enrolled, although not required, it is helpful if you bring your DD-214 (separation papers) with you.
  • Please come to your local VA medical center to complete the initial paperwork and receive your vaccine.  Please note that IF vaccine sessions are filled on a day you walk in, we will schedule you for the soonest appointment that accommodates your calendar
  • Please contact the Call Center at 775-786-7200 between business hours (Monday-Friday, 7:30am to 4pm) with questions or visit www.Reno.va.gov and click on the COVID Vaccine button

The Reno VA Medical Center is located at 975 Kirman Avenue

For Storey County COVID-19 vaccination information including dates and locations, please call the state hotline at 1-800-401-0946 or visit Carson City Health and Health and Human Services at https://gethealthycarsoncity.org/, to make an appointment as they become available.

These groups are now eligible for vaccination with Carson City Health and Human Services. Employees should get instructions from your employer.

  • Nevadans 65+
  • Community Support Frontline Staff (i.e. frontline workers who support food, shelter, court/legal and social services, and other necessities of life for needy groups and individuals)
  • Food bank distributors and food preparers
  • Front-facing state service staff (DETR, WIC, DWSS, DMV, ADSD)
  • Community coalition advocates/ volunteers in the field
  • Veterinary nurses, technicians, veterinarians, and other services supporting individuals and organizations with service animals, search and rescue dogs, and support animals
  • Nevada System of Higher Education educators, staff & students 
  • Educators (pre-K & K-12) and Childcare — public/private/charter school settings
  • Hospital and frontline public health workers
  • Long-term care/assisted-living staff & residents
  • Psychiatric and Substance Abuse Hospital Staff
  • Emergency Medical Services Personnel
  • Frontline Public Health Workforce and Volunteers
  • Laboratory Workers
  • Pharmacists and Pharmacy Technicians
  • Outpatient and Home Health Providers
  • Nevada Department of Corrections Staff
  • Law Enforcement and Public Safety Personnel
  • Deployed and mission-critical personnel who play an essential role in national security
  • State and Local Emergency Operations Managers and Staff
  • Continuity of Governance and Services (State and Local)
  • Local essential public transportation
  • Essential public health workforce
  • Mortuary services
  • Agriculture and Food Processing 
  • End-To-End Essential Goods Supply Chain
  • Utilities and Communications Infrastructure 
  • Nevada Department of Transportation and Local Emergency Road Personnel
  • Frontline Airport Operations
  • Other Essential Transportation

For more information, contact Carson City Health & Human Services at 775-434-1988 or  Visit the website

Please remember to bring to your appointment the following required documents:

  • Appointment confirmation email
  • Photo ID

Other important reminders:

  • The vaccine to be provided may require two (2) doses. If a second does is required, the initial vaccination date will have a second vaccination date 21 or 28 days later which you will be required to return to receive the second dose.
  • The location where you received your first dose will send you information regarding your second dose.
  • Any individual that is currently sick or under isolation or quarantine for COVID-19 are not eligible to receive the vaccine until they are symptom-free and/or released based on CDC guidelines.   
  • It is best practice to wait for 15 minutes after your vaccination before leaving the vaccination site.
  • Please wear clothing that allows quick and easy access to the upper arm.
  • Expect to wait. Due to high patient volume, wait times may vary.
  • If you need to cancel your appointment, please do so at least 24 hours in advance, so that someone else may sign up for that spot.

Washoe County

Truckee Meadows Fire & Rescue is hosting a drive-thru vaccine clinic for those 65+ and frontline essential workers

Saturday, April 3, 9am-1pm

3663 Barron Way, Reno, NV 89511

Sign up at tmfpd.us/covid-19-vaccine/

Seniors specific information for Washoe County. 

Seniors 65 years and older in Washoe County are now eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. When more vaccine doses arrive, the Washoe County Health District will start randomly selecting seniors 65+ who are on the senior COVID-19 vaccine waiting list to receive the vaccine at the Reno-Sparks Livestock Events Center. You can sign up for the waiting list by filling out this form online, or call to sign up.

Sparks Fire Department is vaccinating those 65+ living in Washoe County.  Community Clinics through the Sparks Fire Department will resume mid-April, please check back for further information. Check our vaccine locator every Monday for the following week’s appointment availability. 

Community Health Alliance's vaccine clinics are operating by appointment only for those 18+ with underlying health conditions and are based on vaccine availability.
 https://www.chanevada.org/services/medical/covid-19-vaccine/ 

VA Sierra Nevada Health Care System (VASNHCS) COVID-19 Vaccine Information

  • VASNHCS has expanded vaccinations to ALL veterans, their spouses, eligible caregivers and CHAMPVA beneficiaries.  If you meet the SAVE LIVES Act criteria, your local VA medical center is offering COVID-19 vaccines on a first come, first serve basis, dependent on vaccine availability.
  • If you are a Veteran not yet enrolled, although not required, it is helpful if you bring your DD-214 (separation papers) with you.
  • Please come to your local VA medical center to complete the initial paperwork and receive your vaccine.  Please note that IF vaccine sessions are filled on a day you walk in, we will schedule you for the soonest appointment that accommodates your calendar
  • Please contact the Call Center at 775-786-7200 between business hours (Monday-Friday, 7:30am to 4pm) with questions or visit www.Reno.va.gov and click on the COVID Vaccine button

The Reno VA Medical Center is located at 975 Kirman Avenue

Safeway, Save Mart, Smith's, Walgreens and Walmart/Sam's Club are vaccinating those in the following categories 

  • 16+ with underlying health conditions, individuals with disabilities and individuals experiencing homelessness
  • Healthcare workers
  • K-12 education and childcare
  • Nevada System of Higher Education
  • Grocery store employees

For Safeway, please visit https://Safeway.com/covidclinic to schedule an appointment.  Proof of eligibility at appointment is required.

For Save Mart, please visit https://www.savemart.com/pharmacy to schedule an appointment.

For Smith's, please visit https://www.smithsfoodanddrug.com/rx/covid-eligibility  to schedule an appointment.

For Walgreen's, please visit www.walgreens.com/schedulevaccine to schedule an appointment. 

For Walmart/Sam's Club, please visit https://www.walmart.com/cp/1228302 to schedule an appointment. 

Walmart location serving 16 & 17 year-olds:  4855 Kietzke Lane, Reno, NV 89509

Renown Health is vaccinating 45-65 with underlying health conditions, 65+ healthy adults and Health Care Workers formerly under Tier 1A.  To receive a COVID-19 vaccine through Renown Health, you will need an active MyChart account. Visit https://covid.renown.org/vaccine/appointments/ for more information. 

UNR faculty, staff and student employees who are working, or will be working on campus in the summer and fall are now eligible for vaccination appointments.  

Visit https://www.unr.edu/coronavirus for additional information.

All occupational lanes in Washoe County are now open.  Employers will be contacted and invited directly.

For more information, contact Washoe County Health District:
Call the hotline — 775-328-2427
Visit the website
Sign up for more information

Please remember to bring the following required documents to your appointment:

  • Appointment confirmation email
  • Photo ID

Other important reminders:

  • The vaccine to be provided may require two (2) doses. If a second does is required, the initial vaccination date will have a second vaccination date 21 or 28 days later which you will be required to return to receive the second dose.
  • The location where you received your first dose will send you information regarding your second dose.
  • Any individual that is currently sick or under isolation or quarantine for COVID-19 is not eligible to receive the vaccine until they are symptom-free and/or released based on CDC guidelines.   
  • It is best practice to wait for 15 minutes after your vaccination before leaving the vaccination site.
  • Please wear clothing that allows quick and easy access to the upper arm.
  • Expect to wait. Due to high patient volume, wait times may vary.
  • If you need to cancel your appointment, please do so at least 24 hours in advance, so that someone else may sign up for that spot.

White Pine County

PLEASE CALL FOR APPOINTMENTS! Do not just show up. Doses are strategically planned due to how vials are packaged and are time sensitive. Appointments are required to receive a vaccine.

White Pine County Community Heath - Shannin Pierce and Bernadett Sena –  Currently serving: Moderna First Doses for 65+ Age Group, Essential Retail, Supply Chain and Logistics, Utilities, Community Support Personnel, and anyone that has been in previous groups that have decided they would now like the vaccine.   

Economy Drug – Andy Bath –  Currently serving: Moderna Second doses for those previously immunized at Economy Drug during the past weeks. Also 16+ with Underlying Conditions Moderna First Doses

William Bee Ririe Hospital – Daren Kunz –  Currently serving: Moderna Second Doses for those previously immunized at WBRH during the past weeks.

Ridley's Pharmacy at 1689 Great Basin Highway is currently vaccinating for those in the following categories

  • 16+ with underlying health conditions, individuals with disabilities and individuals experiencing homelessness
  • Healthcare workers
  • K-12 education and childcare
  • Nevada System of Higher Education
  • Grocery store employees

Please call 775-289-2671 to schedule an appointment.

GENERAL POPULATION 

  • Nevadans 65+
  • Nevadans 16-64 with underlying conditions, individuals with disabilities and those experiencing homelessness
  • Healthy Nevadans 16-64

OCCUPATIONAL LANES

  • All occupational lanes are open

Please remember to bring the following required documents to your appointment:

  • Appointment confirmation email
  • Photo ID

Other important reminders:

  • The vaccine to be provided may require two (2) doses. If a second does is required, the initial vaccination date will have a second vaccination date 21 or 28 days later which you will be required to return to receive the second dose.
  • The location where you received your first dose will send you information regarding your second dose.
  • Any individual that is currently sick or under isolation or quarantine for COVID-19 is not eligible to receive the vaccine until they are symptom-free and/or released based on CDC guidelines.   
  • It is best practice to wait for 15 minutes after your vaccination before leaving the vaccination site.
  • Please wear clothing that allows quick and easy access to the upper arm.
  • Expect to wait. Due to high patient volume, wait times may vary.