The COVID-19 vaccine is currently being administered in Juneau. Due to a limited supply, the State of Alaska determines how to distribute the vaccine equitably for the general public. First, find out if you’re eligible. Then, when it’s your turn, schedule an appointment for a vaccine at a clinic or at a state-enrolled provider. Depending on supply, appointments may or may not available. In time, everyone who wants a COVID-19 vaccine will get one. The information on this page is for vaccine managed by the State of Alaska for the general public.
You may be able to get a vaccine on a different eligibility schedule and distribution system. Beneficiaries and existing patients of Southeast Alaska Regional Health Consortium (SEARHC) can find vaccine information here. Members of the military can reach out to their U.S. Department of Defense department. Juneau veterans will be contacted by their VA medical provider as vaccine becomes available; contacts are made based on age and underlying conditions. Veterans age 70 and older who have not yet been contacted can directly call the Juneau VA Clinic at 796-4300 to schedule an appointment.
Vaccine Clinics
The City and Borough of Juneau, SEARHC, Tlingit & Haida, Bartlett Regional Hospital, Juneau Public Health Center are working together to host vaccine clinics for eligible groups. Clinics are held as vaccine becomes available.
Other Vaccine Providers
In addition, local providers in Juneau have enrolled with the State of Alaska to distribute COVID-19 vaccine by appointment to currently eligible groups.
Vaccine News
Sign-up for upcoming clinic opens tomorrow, Feb. 25, at noon; state expands current eligibility
Seniors can sign up early this Wednesday for next COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic
Community partnership makes additional COVID-19 vaccines available in Juneau
Next COVID-19 vaccine clinic for eligible groups is March 12-13; sign-up opens Thurs. Feb. 25 at noon
Feb. 11-12 clinic is at Centennial Hall (despite what confirmation email says) & How to get on the waitlist