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Vaccine Information
- Additional vaccine supplies can be found on vaccinefinder.org and on the State Hub Providers list. Contact your doctor and/or area pharmacies for additional options.
- Download, print and complete the COVID-19 Vaccination Registration form before arriving for your walk-in or drive-up vaccination.
The Texas Department of State Health Services (TDSHS) has recently announced that all adults will be eligible for COVID vaccinations.
Anyone age 18 or older can get the COVID vaccine without an appointment at our Public Health Clinic, 206 Carver Drive from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday (week of April 19).
Those who are scheduled to receive their second Moderna dose at the stadium will still receive their vaccine as scheduled.
Anyone who is medically unable to come to the clinic or a mass vaccination event may contact the Garland Health Department at 972-205-3900 to make alternative arrangements.
Monitor the City’s Twitter and Facebook pages, as well as this page, for vaccination availability updates.
GHD has received and administered the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine. The Moderna COVID-19 vaccine consists of two doses. The second dose should be administered 28 days after the initial dose. However, second doses administered as early as 24 days after the initial dose are still considered valid. Per CDC recommendations, you have up to 6 weeks (42 days) after the first dose to receive the second dose. With GHD, you do not need to re-register for the second dose. We will contact you with appointment information.
When you receive the vaccine please ensure the second dose is the same type. Please use the V-Safe Health Checker if you have a smart phone. Save the card provided at your first vaccination to keep track of which vaccine you received. GHD does not provide replacement cards.
It is critical that everyone continue to practice personal protective measures to prevent disease spread until vaccines are widely distributed throughout our nation.
Here's a video to learn more about how our mass vaccination process works:
Vaccine Distribution Update
As of 4/18/2021
Anyone who is medically unable to come to the clinic or a mass vaccination event may contact the Garland Health Department at 972-205-3900 to make alternative arrangements.
First dose vaccines administered: 16,026
Second dose vaccines administered: 8,055
The following video was produced by USA Today to explain how mRNA vaccines work. (Note - advertisements are part of the USA Today content, not the City of Garland's.)