As COVID-19 vaccine eligibility expands in California, Southwestern College will host a no-appointment necessary vaccination clinic Friday for residents of San Diego's South Bay -- a community deeply impacted by the coronavirus pandemic.
A limited number of Pfizer vaccines will be administered at the college beginning at 9:30 a.m. Friday until supplies last. The pop-up vaccine clinic will be run by the San Diego County Health and Human Services Agency.
All doses will be given on a first-come, first-served basis but will only be administered to residents who live in the following zip codes:
- 91902
- 91910
- 91911
- 91913
- 91914
- 91915
- 91932
- 91950
- 92113
- 92118
- 92135
- 92139
- 92154
- 92155
- 92173
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Any resident age 16 or older who lives in those zip codes will be able to get their shot at Southwestern Collegeβs clinic, which will be located at Student Union East, Building 66A.
To learn more about how and where to get your coronavirus vaccine in San Diego, check out this guide.