Treat yourself to your flu shot and bivalent COVID booster!

Treat yourself to your flu shot and bivalent COVID booster at one of our upcoming clinics! We have two clinics coming up this month. Appointments are required to receive your flu shot, COVID booster, or both (you can get both vaccines at the same time).

• Thursday, October 20, from 3 PM - 5 PM at the Watkins Glen Community Center
  • Make a flu shot appointment by clicking here (12+ years old)
  • Make a Moderna COVID booster appointment by clicking here (must be 18+ years old to receive the Moderna booster)
  • Make a Pfizer COVID booster appointment by clicking here (12+ years old)
• Friday, October 21, from 11 AM to 1 PM at the Watkins Glen Community Center
  • Make a flu shot appointment by clicking here (12+ years old)
  • Make a Moderna COVID booster appointment by clicking here (must be 18+ years old to receive the Moderna booster)
  • Make a Pfizer COVID booster appointment by clicking here (12+ years old)

Please note:

• You can receive your flu shot and bivalent COVID booster on the same day - fill out the registration link for each if you would like to get them both
• Appointments are required - NO walk in appointments
• Anyone 12+ can get vaccinated at this clinic
• Minors must be accompanied by a parent/guardian
• Please wear a mask while at the clinic
• Please wear a short sleeve shirt
• Please arrive at your appointment time
• Please bring your COVID vaccine card with you to your appointment
• You can receive your bivalent COVID booster if it has been at least 2 months since you finished the primary vaccine series:
  • 2 months since receiving your second dose of Pfizer or Moderna OR
  • 2 months since receiving your Johnson & Johnson vaccine dose

Prescription drug disposal available at these clinics

Safely dispose of unused, expired, or unwanted prescription drugs while at the clinic! A prescription drug take back box will also be available at these clinics thanks to a partnership with the Schuyler County Sheriff's Office and the Schuyler County Coalition on Underage Drinking and Drugs (SCCUDD). Medications, ointments, and sprays will be accepted. Needles (including EpiPens) cannot be accepted.