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Clark County Vaccination Site Schedule CLARK COUNTY VACCINATION SITE SCHEDULE Revised August 31, 2021 This document includes locations and schedules for COVID vaccination and testing sites within Clark County, NV. When you schedule your appointment, make sure you will be available for your 2nd dose 21 days (Pfizer) or 28 days (Moderna) later. The following vaccination sites are listed by zip code and date. LONG-TERM SITES SHORT-TERM “POP-UP” SITES: PHARMACY SITES: (RECURRING) SITES: Short-term “pop-up” sites are those where These sites are those Long-term, recurring vaccinations are conducted at a location for where vaccinations sites are those where shorter durations and not on a regular, recurring are conducted at a vaccinations are schedule. These sites are at smaller facilities (local pharmacy location. conducted at the same supermarkets, libraries, community centers, etc.) location for longer and ensure residents in the County have access to durations on a regular a site located in their neighborhood. schedule. LONG-TERM SITES The sites below are offering vaccinations on a regular, recurring schedule. The recurring dates and times available at each site vary by location. VACCINATIONS TESTING WALK-IN or SITE NEIGHBORHOOD DATES/TIMES ELIGIBILITY SERVICES SERVICES APPOINTMENT Boulder City Hospital Visit bchcares. org/covid-vax/ Appointments 901 Adams Blvd. Boulder City • 18+ Boulder City, NV for dates and required. 89005 times Southern Nevada Health District Every Monday- Walk-ins welcome. Downtown Friday; • • 12+ Appointments 280 S. Decatur Blvd. 6:15am-2:15pm preferred. Las Vegas, NV 89107 Galleria at Sunset Green Valley/ Wednesday Walk-ins welcome. 1300 W. Sunset Rd. Henderson/ -Saturday, • 12+ Appointments Henderson, NV 89014, Anthem 11am–7pm preferred. Lower Level CSN: Cheyenne 7/19-9/13 Campus Walk-ins welcome. North Las Tuesday- • • 12+ Appointments 3200 E. Cheyenne Ave. Vegas Friday; 10am- preferred. North Las Vegas, NV 5pm 89030 VACCINATIONS TESTING WALK-IN or SITE NEIGHBORHOOD DATES/TIMES ELIGIBILITY SERVICES SERVICES APPOINTMENT CSN: Charleston 7/19-9/13 Campus Walk-ins welcome. Tuesday- Spring Valley • • 12+ Appointments 6375 W Charleston Friday; 10am- preferred. Blvd. Las Vegas, NV 5pm 89146 CSN: Henderson Campus Green Valley/ Every Tuesday- Walk-ins welcome. Henderson/ Friday; 10am- • • 12+ Appointments 700 College Dr. Anthem 7pm preferred. Henderson, NV 89002 UMC Advanced Center for Health Green Valley/ See website Appointments Henderson/ for dates and • — 2231 W. Charleston required. Blvd. Las Vegas, NV Anthem times 89102 Asian Community Every Sunday Development Council, Green Valley/ until further Walk-ins welcome. 4276 Spring Mountain Henderson/ notice; • 12+ Appointments Rd Unit 207. Las Anthem 11:00am- available. Vegas, NV, 89102 2:00pm CCFD Vaccine Site – Fire Station 18 Every Walk-ins welcome. Paradise Wednesday; • 12+ Appointments 575 Flamingo Rd. 8 - 11am available. Las Vegas, NV 89119 UNLV International Gaming Institute Stan Fulton Building Every Sunday Walk-ins welcome. Paradise -Thursday; • • 12+ Appointments 4505 S. Maryland 5:30-10:30pm available. Pkwy. Las Vegas, NV 89154 Nevada Partners 2nd and 4th Walk-ins welcome. North Las Wednesday of 690 W. Lake Mead • • 12+ Appointments Vegas every month; Blvd. Las Vegas, NV available. 89030 11am-1pm Department of Motor Every Tuesday Vehicles – Flamingo –Sunday until Spring Valley • 12+ DMV Patrons only. 8250 W Flamingo Rd. 8/31; 9:30am- Las Vegas, NV 89147 3:30pm Department of Motor Every Tuesday Vehicles – Decatur North Las –Sunday until • 12+ DMV Patrons only. 7170 N Decatur Blvd. Vegas 8/31; 9:30am- Las Vegas, NV 89131 3:30pm Department of Motor Every Tuesday Vehicles – Sahara –Sunday until Downtown • 12+ DMV Patrons only. 2621 E Sahara Ave. 8/31; 9:30am- Las Vegas, NV 89104 3:30pm VACCINATIONS TESTING WALK-IN or SITE NEIGHBORHOOD DATES/TIMES ELIGIBILITY SERVICES SERVICES APPOINTMENT Every Friday- DMV After Hours: Monday; Flamingo Fri & Mon: Spring Valley • 12+ Walk-ins welcome. 8250 W. Flamingo Rd. 6:30-10:30pm Las Vegas, NV 89147 Sat – Sun: 4:30-8:30pm Every Friday- DMV After Hours: Monday; Decatur North Las Fri & Mon: • 12+ Walk-ins welcome. 7170 N Decatur Blvd. Vegas 6:30-10:30pm Las Vegas, NV 89131 Sat – Sun: 4:30-8:30pm Every Friday- DMV After Hours: Monday; Sahara Fri & Mon: Downtown • 12+ Walk-ins welcome. 2621 E Sahara Ave. 6:30-10:30pm Las Vegas, NV 89104 Sat – Sun: 4:30-8:30pm Tuesdays- DWSS Office – Owens Walk-ins welcome. Saturdays until Downtown • 12+ Appointments 1040 W. Owens Ave. 8/31; 12:30- available. Las Vegas, NV 89106 8pm DWSS Office – Tuesdays- Flamingo Walk-ins welcome. Saturdays until Whitney • 12+ Appointments 3330 E. Flamingo Rd. 8/31; 12:30- available. #55, Las Vegas, NV 8pm 89121 DWSS Office – Craig Tuesdays- Walk-ins welcome. North Las Saturdays until 3223 W. Craig Rd. • 12+ Appointments Vegas 8/31; 12:30- #140, North Las available. Vegas, NV 89032 8pm Tuesdays- DWSS Office – Nellis Walk-ins welcome. Saturdays until Sunrise • 12+ Appointments 611 N. Nellis Blvd. 8/31; 12:30- available. Las Vegas, NV 89110 8pm SHORT-TERM “POP-UP” SITES The short-term “pop-up” sites below are those where vaccinations are conducted at a location for shorter durations and not on a regular, recurring schedule. The dates and times for each short-term location vary and are listed below. VACCINATIONS TESTING WALK-IN or SITE NEIGHBORHOOD DATES/TIMES ELIGIBILITY SERVICES SERVICES APPOINTMENT Southern NV Harm Reduction Alliance/ Overdose Awareness Tuesday, Walk-ins Day – Chuck Minker Downtown August 31; • 12+ welcome. Sports Complex 6-7:30pm 275 N. Mojave Rd. Las Vegas, NV 89101 VACCINATIONS TESTING WALK-IN or SITE NEIGHBORHOOD DATES/TIMES ELIGIBILITY SERVICES SERVICES APPOINTMENT Tuesday, Nevada State College Green Valley/ August 31; No appointment Henderson/ • 12+ 1300 Nevada State Dr, 10:30am- necessary. Anthem Henderson, NV 89002 1:30pm Resorts World Wednesday, No appointment 3000 S Las Vegas Paradise September 1; • 12+ necessary. Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 10am-5pm 89109 Puentes / Equipo School Wednesday, Walk-ins welcome. Sunrise September 1; • 12+ Appointments 4131 East Bonanza St. 4-7pm available. Las Vegas NV 89110 First Friday Las Vegas Friday, No appointment Downtown September 3; • 12+ 1025 South 1st Street, necessary. Las Vegas, NV 89101 5-11pm Care with Purpose Medical Center at Friday, Pearson Center North Las Walk-ins September 3; • 12+ Vegas welcome. 1625 W Carey Ave, 6 - 8 PM North Las Vegas, NV 89032 Richard Steele Boxing Club Saturday, North Las Walk-ins September 4; • 12+ 2475 W Cheyenne Ave Vegas welcome. #110, North Las Vegas, 12 - 5pm NV 89032 Vax on the Trax – Nevada Southern Saturday 9/4- Railway Museum Walk-ins Boulder City Sunday 9/5; • 12+ welcome. 601 Yucca St. 9am-1pm Boulder City, NV 89005 Horseman’s Park Sunday, Walk-ins Whitney September 5; • 12+ 5800 E Flamingo Rd, welcome. Las Vegas, NV 89122 5 - 9pm Thursday, 9/9; 10:30am- 1:30pm Nevada State College Tuesday, 9/28; Green Valley/ 10:30am- No appointment 1300 Nevada State Henderson/ • 12+ 1:30pm necessary. Drive, Henderson, NV Anthem 89002 Thursday, 10/7; 10:30am- 1:30pm PHARMACY SITES These are pharmacy location sites where vaccinations and testing are conducted. VACCINATIONS TESTING WALK-IN or SITE NEIGHBORHOOD ELIGIBILITY SERVICES SERVICES APPOINTMENT Vons #2615 Walk-ins welcome. Green Valley/ 45 E Horizon Ridge Parkway • 12+ Appointments Henderson/Anthem Henderson, NV 89002 preferred. Vons #2511 Walk-ins welcome. Green Valley/ 2667 E. Windmill Parkway • 12+ Appointments Henderson/Anthem Henderson, NV 89074 preferred. Vons #1795 Walk-ins welcome. Green Valley/ 2511 Anthem Village Drive • 12+ Appointments Henderson/Anthem Henderson, NV 89052 preferred. Walgreens #07164 Walk-ins welcome. Green Valley/ 101 E Lake Mead Pkwy • 12+ Appointments Henderson/Anthem Henderson, NV 89015 preferred. Walgreens #07032 Walk-ins welcome. Green Valley/ 2451 Hampton Rd • Appointments Henderson/Anthem Henderson, NV 89052 preferred. Walgreens #06615 Walk-ins welcome. Green Valley/ 601 S Green Valley Pkwy • Appointments Henderson/Anthem Henderson, NV 89052 preferred. Walgreens #06545 Walk-ins welcome. Green Valley/ 11001 S Eastern Ave • 12+ Appointments Henderson/Anthem Henderson, NV 89052 preferred. Walgreens #06424 Walk-ins welcome. Green Valley/ 1360 W Horizon Ridge Pkwy • 12+ Appointments Henderson/Anthem Henderson, NV 89012 preferred. Walgreens #05369 Walk-ins welcome. Green Valley/ 1500 S Boulder Hwy • 12+ Appointments Henderson/Anthem Henderson, NV 89015 preferred. Walgreens #05862 Walk-ins welcome. Green Valley/ 401 N Arroyo Grande Blvd • 12+ Appointments Henderson/Anthem Henderson, NV 89014 preferred. Walgreens #03871 Walk-ins welcome. Green Valley/ 1701 N Green Valley Pkwy • 12+ Appointments Henderson/Anthem Henderson, NV 89074 preferred. Smith’s Pharmacy #366 Walk-ins welcome. Green Valley/ 55 S. Valle Verde Dr. • 12+ Appointments Henderson/Anthem Henderson, NV 89012 preferred. Smith’s Pharmacy #381 Walk-ins welcome. Green Valley/ 830 South Boulder Highway • 12+ Appointments Henderson/Anthem Henderson, NV 89015 preferred. Smith’s Pharmacy #346 Walk-ins welcome. Green Valley/ 10616 S. Eastern Ave. • 12+ Appointments Henderson/Anthem Henderson, NV 89052 preferred. Smith’s Pharmacy #348 Walk-ins welcome. Green Valley/ 1000 No. Green Valley Pkwy • 12+ Appointments Henderson/Anthem Henderson, NV 89074 preferred. Smith’s Pharmacy #350 Walk-ins welcome. Green Valley/ 4600 E. Sunset Blvd. • 12+ Appointments Henderson/Anthem Henderson, NV 89015 preferred. VACCINATIONS TESTING WALK-IN or SITE NEIGHBORHOOD ELIGIBILITY SERVICES SERVICES APPOINTMENT CVS 8800 Walk-ins welcome. 6705 E. Lake Mead Blvd Sunrise • 12+ Appointments Las Vegas, NV 89156 preferred. CVS 8788 Walk-ins welcome. 1812 E. Charleston Blvd. Downtown • 12+ Appointments Las Vegas, NV 89104 preferred. CVS 2990 Walk-ins welcome. 6391 W. Lake Mead Blvd. Centennial • 12+ Appointments Las Vegas, NV 89108 preferred. CVS 3172 Walk-ins welcome. 4391 E. Washington Ave. Sunrise • 12+ Appointments Las Vegas, NV 89110 preferred. Vons #2614 Walk-ins welcome. 7405 So. Durango Drive Southwest • 12+ Appointments Las Vegas, NV 89113 preferred. Vons #2613 Walk-ins welcome. 6450 Sky Pointe Drive Centennial • 12+ Appointments Las Vegas, NV 89131 preferred.
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