Vaccination FAQs

When it is your turn to receive a vaccination, you will receive an email from the district that directs you to a registration webpage managed by the health department.

From that webpage, you will be able to register for a time slot for your vaccination. When you arrive at the Legacy Center, 151 S. 1100 West, Farmington, you'll be able to remain in your car. You will also need to show your printed registration form and your district ID badge to receive the vaccination.

At this time, this is the tentative schedule. The timeline is subject to change depending on the number of vaccines they health department has available. 

January 12       High Risk Identified

January 15-16 Age 55 and older

January 22-23 Age 54-45

January 29-30 Age 44-35

February 5-6   Age 34 and under

The Davis County Health Department is limited on the number of vaccines it has available each week. This is the tentative schedule that will be followed to allow for that distribution: 

January 12       High Risk Identified

January 15-16 Age 55 and older

January 22-23 Age 54-45

January 29-30 Age 44-35

February 5-6   Age 34 and under

The timeline is subject to change depending on the number of vaccines they health department has available. 

Substitute teachers and classified substitutes who have worked in schools this school year 2020-21 will have the opportunity to receive the vaccination as early as mid-February.

Student teachers will receive an email in early to mid-February with instructions on how to register for a time to receive the vaccine.

The registration information may come as late as the evening prior to the scheduled vaccination date.

You can use the registration link you were sent to try for a sign up on a subsequent week. Keep checking back for available times to open up. 

Please bring something with your name and your school's name on it, ie. a check stub, email/letter on letterhead etc.

The health department will conduct the vaccination clinic for district employees at the Legacy Center Arena, 151 S. 1100 West, Farmington. When you arrive at the Legacy Center, you'll be able to remain in your car. 

The Davis County Health Department is limited on the number of vaccines it has available each week. This tentative schedule will be followed to allow for that distribution: 

January 12       High Risk Identified

January 15-16 Age 55 and older

January 22-23 Age 54-45

January 29-30 Age 44-35

February 5-6   Age 34 and under

The timeline is subject to change depending on the number of vaccines they health department has available. 

Those who have had COVID-19 inside of 90 days are not eligible for the vaccination. They will be eligible after 90 days from their exposure. According to the CDC, current evidence suggests that reinfection with the virus that causes COVID-19 is uncommon in the 90 days after initial infection.

The list of high-risk employees has been compiled and those employees have received notification of the vaccination registration. If you feel there was an error, contact risk management at 801-402-5144.

Information about the various vaccines and how they work is available at https://www.daviscountyutah.gov/health/covid-19/vaccine

We know the health department will offer the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines. Employees do not get to choose which vaccine they receive.

Both vaccines will require a first, and later, a second dose.

Vaccination is not a condition of employment. It is an opportunity the health department is able to offer.

The vaccines may cause side effects in some people, like sore muscles, feeling tired, or mild fever. These reactions mean the vaccine is working to help teach your body how to fight COVID-19 if you are exposed. For most people, these side effects will last no longer than a day or two. Having these types of side effects does NOT mean that you have COVID-19. If you have questions about your health after your shot, call your doctor, nurse, or clinic. As with any medicine, it is rare but possible to have a serious reaction, such as not being able to breathe. It is very unlikely that this will happen, but if it does, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. For more information, go to https://www.daviscountyutah.gov/health/covid-19/vaccine

• This is a drive-through clinic. No large vehicles please (trucks + trailers, motorhomes, etc.)
• Wear a short sleeve shirt so we can have easy access to your arm
• Wear a face mask
• Do not bring pets with you to the clinic
• Your email confirmation will include an attached map showing where to enter the parking lot    at the vaccine clinic
• Stay in your vehicle the entire time while at the clinic
• Have your appointment form printed and signed, and ready to hand to clinic staff

The Davis County Health Department will send you an email indicating the earliest day you can receive the second dose. In that email you will be given a registration link to sign up for a vaccination time.

Please contact the Davis County Health Department for information regarding vaccinations. Call 801-525-5000.