COVID-19 Vaccine

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Maryland Statistics, Frederick County Statistics

35,050 total 1st doses of COVID-19 vaccine received by Frederick County Health Dept. to date

5,200 1st doses of COVID-19 vaccine received by Frederick County Health Dept. week of Apr. 12. 

Note: Frederick County residents are being vaccinated by the Frederick County Health Department, Frederick Health Hospital, and many other vaccinators throughout the state. The numbers above reflect just the amount of 1st doses of vaccine received by the Frederick County Health Department. The total number of county residents who have been vaccinated is reported on our Statistics website.

VACCINATION INTEREST FORM

Frederick County Government has developed an online pre-registration system. If you live or work in Frederick County and are interested in receiving the COVID-19 vaccine, please complete this form:

Frederick County COVID-19 Vaccine Interest Form 

Completing this form does NOT make you an appointment to get the vaccine. 

  • We will contact people who have registered on this form when we can offer an appointment. 
  • We are not keeping a separate list to contact people for excess doses at the end of clinics. Since we changed our process to the pre-registration form, we will be reaching out to people in the currently eligible priority groups who have pre-registered if we have excess doses. 
  • If you have already scheduled or received your 1st dose of vaccine, please click this link to unsubscribe from the list.
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All Marylanders 16+ are currently eligible in Maryland, but there is not enough vaccine for everyone who is eligible. Once your group is eligible, it continues to stay eligible. 

  • Most of our clinics use Moderna vaccine and are for people 18 years and older.
  • If you have pre-registered with us, we will contact you when we can offer an appointment. 
  • The Health Department is in communication with medical providers to refer homebound individuals.

Please keep in mind:

  1. If you need someone to accompany you to your appointment for assistance, they will not be able to get a vaccination if they do not have an appointment.
  2. We have enough vaccine for all appointments that are scheduled, but not for all the people who accompany persons who have a scheduled appointment.
  3. Please arrive at the clinic location no more than 10 minutes before your scheduled appointment. Arriving earlier can cause long lines.


How can I find other locations or register for a state vaccination site?

You can use covidvax.maryland.gov to find a provider near you by zip code and to pre-register for state mass vaccination sites. Check back as more are being added each week. 


What groups are eligible?

Click here to see eligible groups. 


What proof do I need?

Please bring documentation of your age and identity. You must be over 18 years to receive Moderna and Johnson & Johnson, and over 16 years to receive Pfizer.


How can I find a specific type of vaccine?

Check https://vaccinefinder.org/ to find a specific kind of vaccine, and then call the location to verify their supply.


How can I replace a lost vaccination card?

  • Contact your vaccination provider directly to access your vaccination record. 
  • If you were vaccinated in Maryland, you can access your vaccination record through the state's system ImmuNet: https://md.myir.net/ 
COVID-19 Vaccines authorized for emergency use

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: