COVID-19 Vaccinations

The City of Schertz will host no-cost COVID-19 vaccine clinics at the Schertz Civic Center starting on Wednesday, April 21, and Thursday, April 22 from 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Clinics are open to all individuals interested in receiving the vaccine. Pfizer can be administered to those 16 years and older.

Vaccine Appointment Sign-up

Wednesday, April 21Pfizer Vaccine Sign-Up (16 years and up)
Thursday, April 22Pfizer Vaccine Sign-Up (16 years and up)

THE CITY OF SCHERTZ HAS SERVED ALL WAITLISTS (1-32).

At this time, the City of Schertz Vaccine Waitlist has closed. Residents are encouraged to follow this page for more updates on vaccine waitlist reopening or vaccine appointment signups.

COVID-19 VACCINE CLINIC VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

Help in the fight against COVID-19 by volunteering at our Vaccine Clinics at the Schertz Civic Center! The City of Schertz is working hard to get all those in our community vaccinated and we need your help. 

Your community needs you, so sign up today! 

VACCINEs in Schertz

The City does not control vaccine allotment or delivery schedules. The City's process for vaccine distribution includes administering vaccines within 48 hours of vaccine delivery. Each week we are notified of any vaccine shipments that are headed to us and as soon as we receive this notice we begin setting up a vaccine clinic. We encourage residents to check this page often for updates or changes regarding upcoming vaccine clinics.

How to Find a Vaccine in Texas

There are multiple tools to help you find vaccines in Texas. Check these tools frequently, as more providers and pharmacies will be added over the coming weeks.

Texas Public Health Vaccine Scheduler

The NEW Texas Vaccine Scheduler helps Texans get scheduled for a COVID-19 vaccine at clinics hosted by participating Texas public health entities. Register online at GetTheVaccine.dshs.texas.gov. You will be notified by email or text when and where to get the vaccine. If there’s not an available clinic near you, you will be directed to other places to get your vaccine.

Tips for your vaccine search
When searching for a vaccination site, remember:

  • While vaccine supply and distribution are expanding, not all local providers have vaccines each week, and hubs may have waiting lists.
  • Do not show up at a hub or provider looking for a vaccine.
  • Instead, check the provider’s website. Call only if the website doesn’t answer your questions.

 Do you know someone who is eligible for a vaccine but doesn’t have internet access? They can call (833) 832-7067 for referral to a local vaccine provider. Call center support is available 7 am-7 pm, 7 days a week. Spanish language and other translators are available to help callers.


Find information for COVID-19 vaccination administration and patient education for each specific vaccine on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website.