COVID-19 Vaccines & Boosters

As of March 28, 2022 – 3,476 people, or 35.36% of our population, have been fully vaccinated in Sublette County. 

Public Health offers weekly COVID vaccine clinics for ages 5+ years. Walk-ins are welcome on our scheduled clinic days or call 367-2157 to schedule an appointment. Pfizer, Peds Pfizer, and Moderna are offered at our weekly clinics.  

Please note — Janssen (J&J) vaccine is no longer  offered at our clinics.

Tuesdays at the Public Health Office in the Marbleton Senior Center

• 1 to 3:30 pm for COVID vaccinations/boosters

•  Appointments recommended. Walk-ins are accepted.

Thursdays at the Public Health Office in Pinedale

• 1 to 4 pm for COVID vaccinations/boosters.  

• Appointments recommended.  Walk-ins are accepted from 2 to 4 pm.

Please bring your COVID vaccine card and completed vaccine consent form with you.  We ask that you wear a mask in our offices for your appointment.

Other COVID Vaccine Options: Surrounding counties have options for vaccinations with extended hours and dates. Public Health Offices and Pharmacy Chains have their clinic information with registration information on these websites.

• Teton County – multiple locations & times. See this website for information:  https://www.tetoncountywy.gov/covidvax.

• Sweetwater County – multiple locations & times. See this website for information: https://sweetwatercares.com/vaccination-updates/

• Ridley’s – see their website for information:  https://shopridleys.com/home.php or call 307-367-2131.

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Boosters

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• Everyone age 12 and older is eligible to get a COVID-19 booster dose. 

• Moderna recipients age 18 and older should get a booster at least 5 months after the second shot.

• Pfizer recipients age 12 and older should get a booster at least 5 months after the second shot.

• Johnson & Johnson recipients age 18 and older should get a Pfizer or Moderna booster at least 2 months after the initial shot.

• For children younger than 12: a booster is not recommended at this time.

Adults age 50 and older and some immunocompromised individuals are now eligible to get a second Pfizer or Moderna booster dose at least 4 months after their first booster (whether they received a Pfizer, Moderna, or Johnson & Johnson booster). Older adults – especially those with underlying medical conditions, and people with compromised immune systems are at higher risk of severe COVID-19 and are among those most likely to benefit from the additional protection of a second booster shot.

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The CDC recommends that people who received the Johnson & Johnson vaccine get the Pfizer or Moderna booster. The CDC advises people who got a Pfizer or Moderna vaccine to get the same booster as their initial vaccine but allows them to mix and match (i.e., get a different COVID-19 booster than their initial vaccine) depending on preference or availability, with the exception of adolescents age 12-17 who are only eligible to receive the Pfizer vaccine.