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City of Woodland - COVID-19
Where Can I Get Vaccinated?
Vaccines remain highly effective at preventing symptomatic illness, serious symptoms, hospitalizations, and death.
Booster shots: The Center for Disease Control (CDC) recommends that everyone 5 and older should get a booster dose when eligible. Boosters provide strong protection against COVID, including Omicron variants. In addition, the CDC recommends that everyone 50 and older get a second booster shot when eligible. Visit Yolo County's COVID page to learn more.
Call-to-Order "Door Vax": All Woodlanders can call (530) 902-3230 (or (530) 379-3465 para ayuda en español) to order any vaccine dose delivered to their home or business seven days a week. Please call the number for more information.
Where Can I Receive Treatments?
Speak with your doctor or visit the Test to Treat center here in Woodland.
Where Can I Get Tested?
Healthy Yolo Together offers free saliva-based PCR testing three days a week at Norton Hall on North Cottonwood just south of the Hansen Family Health Center. Results usually come back within 24-48 hours.
> Learn more and book an appointment here.
You can order free at-home rapid antigen tests at COVIDtests.gov
Other locations, including retail pharmacies, offer COVID tests. Click here to learn more about options in Yolo County.
Should I Wear a Mask?
The City and Yolo County strongly recommend that you wear a mask indoors.
> Learn more about the current guidance here.
Vaccinations for Kids
Kids 5 and older are eligible to receive the Pfizer vaccine as well as a booster dose. Vaccines for children younger than 5 are expected in Summer 2022 but are not yet authorized. Parents or guardians must provide consent for minors to receive vaccine doses and can do so in three ways:
- Accompany minor to the vaccine clinic
- Fill out a consent form (Click here for English & Spanish)
- Provide verbal consent over the phone (not preferred, but acceptable)
Questions about vaccination for kids ages 5 - 11? Please visit the County's COVID K-12 school webpage.
Yolo Hotline:
Want to talk to someone about local testing, vaccine availability, or any other COVID-related questions?