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Where to get COVID-19, flu vaccines in the Wasatch Back

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Health departments in the Wasatch Back are gearing up for cold and flu season with vaccine clinics for residents in Summit and Wasatch counties.

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The Summit County Health Department will offer the flu vaccines at its three Vax ‘n Go drive-thru clinics Oct. 7 to Oct. 9 in Kamas, Coalville and Park City. Each clinic will be open from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

The county will also offer COVID-19 vaccines to anyone over 65 or people 12 and older with an underlying health condition, per the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines. Those will be available at any Summit County Health Department facility or at the Vax n' Go clinic.

COVID-19 vaccines for Summit County residents 5 and older with underlying conditions will also be available once the county receives the pediatric versions.

Appointments are not required but strongly encouraged.

Residents will not need insurance to get the flu vaccine.

The Summit County Health Department encourages anyone with questions to call their office at (435) 333-1500.

The Wasatch County Health Department will also offer flu vaccines at its drive thru flu clinics Oct. 8 and Oct. 9 at the event complex in Heber.

Those who do not qualify for the COVID-19 vaccine through the county health departments can still get a vaccine without a prescription at local pharmacies.

The update comes after the Utah Department of Commerce’s licensing division Friday gave Utah pharmacists the authority to administer the vaccine without a prescription to those 6 months and older.

Updated: October 1, 2025 at 1:25 PM MDT
This story has been updated to clarify who can receive COVID-19 vaccines in Summit County.