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County adds vaccine sites, including Sonoma

Posted on February 8, 2021 by Sonoma Valley Sun
Sonoma Valley’s first vaccine clinic was Feb. 6-7 at Sonoma Valley High School. Photo by William Murray.

The details are a bit overwhelming, but the news is good. Three new vaccination centers will open within the next eight days in Sonoma County serving residents 70 and older, including a Sonoma Valley site at Veterans Memorial Hall. The additional sites bring to 19 the number of clinics being supported by the County of Sonoma Department of Health Services.

The county announced the news this afternoon.

Also today, Safeway stores across Sonoma County, including Sonoma, are scheduling appointments and administering the vaccine to eligible residents. Additionally, CVS Health has said that it will start giving vaccines to eligible populations at CVS Pharmacy in Sonoma — and 100 other communities across California — on Thursday, February 11. 

“We are committed to ramping up our vaccine distribution effort to reach even more of our population in an equitable way,” said Lynda Hopkins, Chair of the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors. “With these new clinics, in partnership with our health care providers, we can now start serving even more seniors who are most at risk at this time.”

Find more info and how to book an appointment at SoCoEmergency.org/vaccine,

About the three new County-sponsored clinics:

  • Sonoma Valley Veterans Memorial Hall 
    • Address: 126 First Street West, Sonoma
    • Opening day: Tuesday, February 16
    • Capacity: 300 vaccinations per day
    • Partner vaccinator: Sonoma Valley Community Health Center
  • Fitness Center at the Petaluma campus of SRJC 
    • Address: 680 Sonoma Mountain Parkway, Petaluma
    • Opening day: Tuesday, February 9
    • Capacity: 300 vaccinations per day
    • Partner vaccinator: Petaluma Health Center
  • Huerta Gym in Windsor 
    • Address: 9291 Old Redwood Hwy. Suite 200, Windsor
    • Opening day: Wednesday, February 10
    • Capacity: 300 vaccinations per day
    • Partner vaccinator: Alliance Medical Center

The other four County clinics are currently offering vaccinations for residents 70 years and older, except for the Rohnert Park site, which remains open to residents 75 and older. They are located at:

  • The Cloverdale Train Depot, in partnership with Alexander Valley Healthcare
  • Rohnert Park Community Center, in partnership with OptumServe
  • Grace Pavilion, in partnership with Safeway
  • Guerneville Elementary and Analy High School, in partnership with West County Health Centers

For a complete list of vaccination sites in Sonoma County as well as the latest vaccine numbers, who’s eligible for a vaccine and how to receive a vaccine, community members should go to SoCoEmergency.org/vaccine, or call 2-1-1.

 

4 thoughts on “County adds vaccine sites, including Sonoma”

  1. My wife and I are over 70 years old. We want the COVID vaccine. We live down the street from the petaluma JC campus. Can we come and receive the vaccine. Thank you.

  2. I have been trying for a week to get my mother’s neighbor in. He is 80 years old and doesn’t have any tech to get on line. He doesn’t even own a cell phone and is hard of hearing. HOW can I get an appointment???? There NEVER is any available appointments.

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