COVID-19 Vaccine

Maryland Dashboard of COVID-19 Vaccinations

Frederick County is currently vaccinating: 1A and people 75 years and older. 

To make an appointment, please view the table below and click on the link to register. We will be adding more appointment dates as we receive more vaccine, so please check back if appointments are full. 

If you need help making your appointment, we will be opening a call center soon and will post information when it is ready for calls.


COVID-19 Vaccination Clinics (currently open for Group 1A and people 75+ ONLY):

DateTimeLink to Register


All Clinics currently full, check back on Tues. Jan. 19

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MORE APPOINTMENTS WILL BE POSTED, PLEASE CHECK BACK IF FULL

What proof do I need to bring with me?

  • 1a: Proof can be: a work identification badge, a note on practice letterhead or a prescription pad, a list on letterhead of workers at practice, or a copy of your state license. 
  • 75+ section of 1B: If you are 75+, please bring identification to prove your age.


Who's in 1A?

1A includes: first responders (career, volunteer, and commercial EMS professionals, firefighters, police officers, corrections officers and 911 dispatchers), nursing home residents and staff, front line judiciary staff, and all healthcare providers who are licensed, registered, and certified in Maryland who live or work in Frederick County. 


When are we getting to the next phases?

  • All of 1B - starting Jan. 18
  • 1C starting January 25. 


For more information about the Maryland Vaccination Plan, go to https://coronavirus.maryland.gov/pages/vaccine.

Vaccine Priority Groups

Frederick County Survey on Vaccine Interest

Thank you for your participation in our survey on vaccine interest! Our English survey received 20,580 results and our Spanish survey received 269. Over 50% of people who responded said that they were planning on getting the vaccine as soon as it became available to them. Of those respondents who said they weren’t sure or were not planning on getting the vaccine immediate, the most common concerns were about safety and side effects. There were thousands of comments written in, and we will use the information from the survey to help develop our messaging to make sure we’re answering the questions that you have asked.

More information about the survey results can be found here: