COVID-19 Vaccine Clinics

Upcoming Vaccine Clinics:                             


These clinics will be held at the Fingerlakes Mall located at 1579 Clark St., Auburn in the Event Center (at the former Spirit Halloween store located on the backside of the mall near the movie theaters). Please bring your health insurance card and if receiving a second dose or booster, your vaccination card.

The clinic scheduled for tomorrow, Monday, January 17 has been CANCELLED - due to anticipated bad weather. 

Thursday, January 20 from 4pm-6pm - This clinic will be a school-based clinic for children 5-18 years of age. 

  • Pediatric FIRST dose for 5 to 11 year olds: click here to make your appointment
  • Pediatric SECOND dose for 5 to 11 year olds: click here to make your appointment
  • Pfizer FIRST dose for 12 to 18 year olds: click here to make your appointment
  • Pfizer SECOND dose for 12 to 18 year olds: click here to make your appointment

Thursday, January 20 from 4pm-6pm - This clinic will offer Moderna booster doses for individuals 18 years and older. 

  • Moderna BOOSTER for 18and older: click here to make your appointment

Friday, January 21 from 3pm-5pm  - This clinic will offer Pfizer second and booster doses for individuals 12 years and older and Modern Booster doses for individuals 18 and older.  

Tuesday, January 25 from 4pm-5pm  - This clinic will offer Pediatric Pfizer first and second doses for children ages 5-11.  

Thursday, January 27 from 4pm-6pm  - This clinic will offer Pfizer first, second and booster doses for individuals 12 years and older.   

Saturday, January 29 from 11am-1pm  - This clinic will offer Moderna first, second and booster doses for individuals 18 years and older.   

The availability of the vaccine is not limited to just the health department. Individuals are encouraged to work with local pharmacies, federally qualified health centers and healthcare providers to get an appointment. 

For seniors or others without access to the internet, City, Town and Village clerks can assist with online registration as well as the Cayuga Community Health Network by calling 315-252-4212.  

Individuals who have attended first dose clinics hosted by the Cayuga County Health Department, will receive communication about an appointment for a second dose once the date gets closer. The date provided to you on the CDC Vaccine Information Card is the earliest date you are eligible for the second dose. We will work to accommodate second dose appointments as close to the date as possible, but all of this is based on vaccine supply. Second dose appointments will not be posted on this page. We will notify you through the email address you entered when you made your appointment or by phone. 

Please continue checking this page for upcoming clinics. In addition, you may wish to sign up for Notify Me and online notification program. You can enter an email address or cellphone number. Be sure to sign up for Health Department alerts and press releases.

  1. How can I learn more about the COVID-19 vaccine?
  2. How do I find out if I am eligible for the vaccine?
  3. I am eligible for the vaccine, where can I make my appointment for my first dose?
  4. Do I need to prove I am eligible when I arrive for my appointment?
  5. Do I need health insurance to get the vaccine?
  6. What type(s) of vaccine(s) are offered by the Cayuga County Health Department?
  7. I received my first dose of the vaccine at a Cayuga County Health Department clinic. How do I schedule my second dose?
  8. Can I get my second dose at a different location than my first dose?
  9. Do I have to get the same vaccine for my second dose?
  10. What kind of side effects can the COVID-19 vaccine cause?
  11. How was the vaccine developed so fast? Is it safe?
  12. I am nervous about getting one of the COVID-19 vaccines, what should I do?
  13. Who should get the vaccine and when?
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