How to Get to Snohomish County Vaccination Sites
If you are a senior, disabled, veteran, or have Medicaid, you may have additional options for how to get to your vaccination site. The interactive map shows the current vaccination sites across the state, which you can narrow to Snohomish County. Below the map you will find a listing of transportation options that may be available to you to get to these vaccination sites. You may also find findaride.org helpful in finding a transportation option that fits your needs.
Vaccination Locations
The map is created and maintained by the Washington State Department of Health.
Your Transportation Options
Besides driving, biking, or walking to the vaccination site, here are other ways to get there.
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Transit Routes
Community Transit, Everett Transit, and Sound Transit provide fixed-route transit service in Snohomish County. Most vaccination sites are near a transit stop. You can use Community Transit’s trip planner or a third-party mapping option such as Google Maps or Apple Maps to find the route that will work best for you. The map above has identified the closest transit routes to each vaccination site.
Are You a Senior?
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Everett Para Transit provides door-to-door service for both residents age 65 & older and residents with disabilities for trips within Everett, and is free for vaccination trips. To use this service, you must be approved for eligibility. Contact to schedule a trip: 425-257-8801 or ETmail@everettwa.gov
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Homage Senior Services’ Transportation Assistance Program (TAP) provides door-to-door service for both seniors and people with disabilities who live outside of the City of Everett and outside of Community Transit’s DART service area. To use this service, you must be approved for eligibility. Contact to learn more: 425-423-8517 or transportation@homage.org.
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Several senior centers provide door-to-door transportation options, including:
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East County Senior Center (Monroe), 360-794-6359
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Northshore Senior Center (Bothell), 425-286-1026 or nscdispatch@mynorthshore.org
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Stanwood Community & Senior Center, 360-629-7403
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Do You Have a Disability?
All agencies who provide trips for seniors also provide trips for people with disabilities. In addition, Community Transit’s DART service provides door-to-door service for residents with disabilities who live outside of Everett but within 3/4ths of a mile of Community Transit’s fixed-route bus routes. To be eligible for Everett Para Transit, Homage's TAP, or Community Transit's DART, you must be approved for eligibility.
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Community Transit DART, 425-347-5912
Do You Have Medicaid Healthcare Insurance?
Medicaid covers non-emergency medical transportation trips. To plan a trip, contact Hopelink at 855-766-7433.​
Are You a Veteran?
Catholic Community Services provides transportation options for veterans. Contact Geraldine Atwater at 425-374-6336 or geraldinea@ccsww.org to schedule a trip.
Are You a Tribal Member?
Understanding Snohomish County's Paratransit Service Areas
There are three main paratransit services that cover the entire county to provide door-to-door service for people with disabilities.
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Community Transit DART: serves people within 3/4ths of a mile of Community Transit's fixed-route transit service (teal area shown in map).
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Everett Para Transit: serves all of the City of Everett (red area shown in map).
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Homage's Transportation Assistance Program (TAP): serves people outside of the Community Transit DART and Everett Para Transit service areas (rest of Snohomish County, generally shown in white on map).
