Pre-Register for the COVID-19 Vaccine

The City of El Paso has a new COVID-19 Vaccine website which includes an updated registration form and a new online scheduling system. If you haven’t registered for the COVID-19 vaccine yet, visit EPCOVIDVaccine.com or call (915) 212-6843 to register. Please note that individuals who have already registered and received a confirmation email advising them they have registered, do not need to register again as their place in line is reserved. As vaccines become available, residents who have registered will move forward in the queue and will receive an email and text message from the City’s new scheduling system advising them that they are eligible to book their COVID-19 vaccine. Residents will receive a unique registration identification that allows them to book their vaccine appointment online. Once booked, residents will then receive a confirmation email and/or text with appointment details. Individual appointments cannot be transferred to another person. Individuals who registered with the City but do not have an email or cellular phone will be called via the landline number provided during the registration process in order to book their vaccine appointment. The City of El Paso is offering the vaccine at no cost to the public, and will not ask you for your Social Security Number or financial/banking information as part of the vaccination dispensing process. However, we do ask for your health insurance information. If you have no insurance, you will still receive the vaccine at no cost. Residents who have registered with the City, but who have already received the vaccine from another healthcare provider are asked to please send an email to [email protected] requesting to be deleted from the City’s list and allowing other residents to get vaccinated faster. The City is currently dispensing the available doses to priority groups in Phase 1, Group A and B. Group 1A includes healthcare providers and first and last responders on the immediate frontlines of the pandemic response and at high risk of being exposed to COVID-19. Group 1B includes people 65 years of age and older, and those 16 years of age and older with at least one chronic medical condition, to include but not limited to diabetes, high blood pressure and cancer.$ For more information about the COVID-19 vaccination program, visit EPStrong.org.