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Need assistance with scheduling a vaccination appointment at one of our Public Health sites, or ARMC clinics, or have questions about a vaccine?

Residents of San Bernardino County may call (909) 387-3911 or email: coronavirus@DPH.sbcounty.gov

Phases of Vaccine Allocation and Current County Vaccine Level

The phases of vaccine allocation are proposed by the California Department of Public Health and are subject to change.

With the goal of making a COVID-19 vaccine available to all persons who choose to receive it, health care officials have developed a phased-approach to first make the vaccine available to high-risk health care workers, skilled nursing and long-term care facilities, and first responders. Vaccinations began on December 16, 2020 in San Bernardino County and are continuing. Following is the overall approach to distributing the vaccinations in our County.

All San Bernardino County residents ages 65 and over are eligible to be vaccinated against COVID-19.

Vaccine access will be prioritized for geographic areas identified through CDC’s Social Vulnerability Index.

For a complete listing of eligible occupations: CA Dept. of Public Health Essential Workers

COVID-19 has impacted every person in our County in many ways, but hope has arrived as FDA-approved vaccines continue to be administered in San Bernardino County. We want to present you with the facts so you can make an informed decision on how you can help stop the spread as we all work together to make our community safer and stronger.

Safety

The safety of our residents is our highest priority. Our Department of Public Health is working closely with the California Department of Public Health to ensure FDA-approved vaccinations meet state guidance on safety and effectiveness.

To learn more about how the State verifies the safety of a vaccine before it becomes available to residents and other frequently asked questions about safety, read the COVID-19 vaccine safety section.