COVID vaccines available in Albany for Alameda County, Berkeley residents over 75
Closeup of the Pfizer covid-19 vaccine in a medical syringe. (Photo by Jeremy Hogan/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)
BERKELEY, Calif. - Berkeley and Alameda County residents age 75 and older can sign up for coronavirus vaccinations through Monday, Berkeley city officials said Friday.
The limited number of drive-thru vaccination appointments will take place at the foot of Buchanan Street near the Albany Bulb in Albany and are available for residents seeking their first of two vaccine doses.
The coronavirus testing and health service company Curative Inc. will oversee the vaccination appointments and will assist participating residents in scheduling the administration of their second dose.
Residents can make appointments for Friday through Monday by clicking here.
Berkeley residents who need transport to the vaccination site can receive a ride from Easy Does It transportation services for a $15 fee. Rides with Easy Does It can be scheduled by calling (510) 704-2111.
Berkeley residents can sign up to be notified when they are eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine by clicking here.
All Alameda County residents can do the same by clicking here or through the state's My Turn vaccination notification system by clicking here.