vaccine

Summit County COVID-19 Vaccine Open to 18 Years +

By • Mar 19, 2021

Vaccine registration is now open to individuals 18 years or older. Summit County vaccine clinics currently have Moderna and Johnson and Johnson (18+) vaccines. Individuals 16-17 years of age must register for the Pfizer vaccine at a participating Wasatch Front clinic. Go to summitcountyhealth.org for more information and to register. 

COVID-19 Vaccine for Wasatch County Residents 50 years up and 16-50 with Eligible Conditions

By • Feb 5, 2021

Wasatch County residents who are 50 and older now qualify to receive COVID19 vaccine through the Wasatch County Health Department. Individuals 16 -50 years with certain conditions will be eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine on March 24.   Make an appointment at coronavirus.wasatch.utah.gov or visit coronavirus.utah.gov/vaccine-distribution to find other providers. The Wasatch County Health Department will begin scheduling appointments for registrants in this group on March 24. 

Summit County Official Urges Patience as COVID-19 Vaccination Rate Remains Slow

By • Jan 25, 2021

The Summit County Health Department is asking the residents to be patient with the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine, which has been sluggish so far.

 

Deputy Health Director Phil Bondurant says the department shares the frustration since it’s getting a limited amount of vaccines. And in the meantime, Gov. Spencer Cox has modified his priorities policy to vaccinate everyone in the state over the age of 70.