COVID-19 Vaccine

Walk-Ins Welcome. Schedule Appointment: Call 313 230-0505 M-F 9AM-6PM

• There is no cost for the vaccine.
• Pfizer vaccines offered for those 12-17 years old
• Walk-Ins welcomed at all City sites.
• Transportation and wheelchair-accessible accommodations are available if needed.
  • Anyone needing a ride to get a COVID-19 vaccine shot will be able to get a free trip from the ride-sharing companies Lyft and Uber
• For adults 18+ Any form of ID is acceptable. Under 17 years of age will not need proof of identification.
• Parent or guardian must accompany children ages 12-17 to their appointment and must sign a consent form.
• Find locations by texting your address to (313) 217-3732
• Vaccines offered at pop-up events, pharmacies, and other areas in Detroit. 

Locations

Still not sure? Get answers.

• Call our Nurses at the City of Detroit Health Department: 313-876-4000
• Check out our Power Hour Monday – Friday 12PM - 1PM
  Join Zoom Call
  Meeting ID: 848 7714 7801
  Phone: 312 626-6799
• FAQs answered by Detroit Physicians.

Appointment and Walk-in Locations

The Pfizer vaccine will be available at all City of Detroit locations for walk-ins.

Walk-In Locations

Farwell Recreation Center

• 2711 E. Outer Drive
• Monday - Friday 9AM - 1PM

Clemente

• 2631 Bagley St.
• Monday - Friday 9AM - 1PM

Clark Park

• 1130 Clark St.
• Monday - Friday 2PM - 7PM

Samaritan Center

• 5555 Conner
• Monday - Friday 2PM - 7PM

Community Saturdays 9AM - 1PM (Appointment & Walk-In)

Special Vaccine Events

Resources

Statistics and Information

• Detroit COVID-19 Vaccine Dashboard
• Statewide COVID-19 Vaccine Dashboard
• See more about vaccine distribution plans in Michigan.
• See COVID-19 vaccination information from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

Watch: Detroit Physicians Answer Questions at Telephone Town Hall

1. If I am not sick and socially distancing, why should I get the vaccine?
2. If I have already had Covid-19, do I still need to get the vaccine?
3. Will transportation be provided for home-bound citizens?
4. What are my rights as an employee when it comes to working in a safe and compliant environment?
5. Do the City-run vaccination sites offer on-site staff for potential side-effects?