COVID-19 Vaccines
City of Frisco Vaccination Hub Appointment Registration
- Appointments are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis. Each person must register for their own individual appointment.
- Appointments are currently serving people who are eligible under Phase 1A and 1B (outlined below). If you are successful in booking an appointment, you will receive an email with further instructions. NOTE:If you start the registration process and do not get a screen with a ‘green check’ and a unique ID, you did not successfully book an appointment and will need to re-register.
Moving forward, registration to book appointments for the next day will open during evening hours after we have serviced all that day’s appointments. Times will vary.
- The City of Frisco will continue to book appointments a day in advance until all 7,800 doses are administered. Rest assured, the City of Frisco is committed to vaccinating as many people as possible. We’re hopeful we will continue to receive more vaccines.
- Read more here.
Texas Department of State Health Services
Please check the Texas Department of State Health Services website for a list of vaccine providers. The Frisco Fire Department has set up an information-only phone line at 972-292-6306. The message will be updated as the Frisco Fire Department learns more about vaccine distribution.
Denton County establishes Vaccine Interest Portal
Denton County’s Vaccine Webpage offers community members an opportunity to verify eligibility for the COVID-19 vaccine under the current Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) eligibility requirements. Follow this link to find Denton County’s Vaccine Interest Portal. Please note: Denton County advises your submission does not schedule you for DCPH vaccine clinic. Vaccine demand and availability will impact how long it will take for you to receive your invitation for an appointment.
Collin County sets up wait list for COVID-19 vaccine
Collin County launched a vaccine wait list on January 5, 2021, for Collin County residents who meet Texas Department of State Health Services Phase 1A and 1B categories for receiving the COVID-19 vaccine. The online form will take requests in the order received, let the registrant know where they are in line for the vaccine, then notify them when vaccines become available from the county’s health department and schedule appointments. Read additional details from Collin County.
