This effort has truly exemplified our vision for One Seattle where neighbors step up to support each other and our community,” said Mayor Harrell. “I want to thank our many health care and community partners who have been instrumental to Seattle’s remarkable success over the past two years. – 7 p.m. Both sites currently have availability, and appointments are not required to get a vaccine. – 4:30 p.m. Rainier Beach’s last day will be Thursday March 3rd with hours on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 1 p.m. The City’s Rainier Beach and West Seattle clinics will continue to provide Pfizer and Moderna vaccines, pediatric vaccines, and boosters through the end of February 2022. The West Seattle clinic’s last day will be Saturday February 26th, with hours on Fridays from 4:30 p.m. “City vaccine clinics and hubs have been an incredible success – taking Seattle 90 yards down the field to become one of the most vaccinated cities in the country. But the data is clear from open appointment slots they are no longer the right tool for the moment, and a more targeted strategy is needed to reach the endzone.” “Seattle and the country are entering the next phase of the COVID-19 pandemic and we are responding by re-focusing resources on communities most at risk of being left behind. Vaccines and boosters remain critical to limit the spread and severity of this virus which continues to be deadly to our most vulnerable neighbors,” said Mayor Bruce Harrell.
Seattle – As the Omicron wave crests and over 90% of Seattle residents have received at least one dose of a COVID vaccine, today Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell announced the City will pivot to a mobile, partner-led strategy to better reach unvaccinated families, as City vaccine clinics close over the next month. Photo from Urban League Seattle sponsored pop-up event
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