COVID-19 Vaccine

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How to Get a COVID-19 VaccineLink to COVID-10 vaccination clinics webpage

JCPH is currently out of the updated  COVID-19 vaccine.

COVID-19 vaccines are free and no insurance is required. No ID is necessary.

Outreach Events

Jefferson County Public Health offers off-site vaccine clinics to community partners within the Jefferson County area.  These can be one-time or recurring events.  Please fill out the survey below to provide us with more information.  We typically only offer COVID-19 and flu vaccines, but can bring other vaccines upon request.  One of our vaccine coordinators will contact you within a few business days after filling out the survey [external link]. 

COVID-19 Vaccine for Children

COVID-19 vaccines are available for all children 6 months of age and older. The Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines are available for children ages 6 months and older.  The NovaVax vaccine is approved for children ages 12 and older. Booster doses are strongly recommended for all children 6 months and older when eligible. Read more information about vaccines for children, on our COVID-19 Vaccines for Children page.

Boosters & Additional Doses

Booster doses are available for all people in our community 6 months and older and additional doses are recommended for some groups of people at higher risk for COVID-19. Find more information about boosters or additional doses.

Why Should I Get Vaccinated?

  • Getting a vaccine is one more tool you can use to protect yourself and your loved ones. Once you’ve been vaccinated, you have the upper hand against the virus, because it means that even if you are exposed, you have a very low risk of getting COVID-19. In the rare instance that you do still contract the virus, it won’t be as severe.
  • If you are still deciding if you want to get a COVID-19 vaccine, JCPH has information to help. See the CDC Authorizations [external link] with information about the benefits of getting vaccinated and answers to frequently asked questions.

How to Get Assistance or Additional Information 

  • Community members can call JCPH's COVID Vax Information Center (C-VIC) at 303-239-7000 and press option 1 for vaccine information.
  • If you are a member of the general public looking for important public health emergency information, including updates about the COVID-19 vaccine, please sign up for “Jeffco COVID-19 Alerts."
  • For general questions, call the state's vaccine hotline at 1-877-CO-VAX-CO (1-877-268-2926).

Frequently Asked Questions

For frequently asked questions about the COVID-19 vaccine, please visit CDPHE’s webpage [external link]. You can also visit JCPH's COVID-19 Frequently Asked Questions Guide [PDF], which has answers to questions about the vaccine and much more.