COVID-19

Monthly Summary Report Updated 11/16/2023
Wearing a high-quality, well-fitting mask in indoor, crowded spaces can help reduce the risk of transmission. Since 10/18, we have seen one death and 9 hospitalizations: The death was an individual in their 80s with multiple underlying conditions and who was not up to date on vaccination. The hospitalizations included: 8 people (1 in their 40s, 1 in their 60s, 5 in their 70s, 1 in their 80s) all not up to date on vaccination, with multiple underlying conditions. One person in their 80s, up to date on vaccination, with multiple underlying conditions. The all-time number of hospitalizations is 240. The total number of deaths is 43.

Monthly Summary Report Updated 11/16/2023

Wearing a high-quality, well-fitting mask in indoor, crowded spaces can help reduce the risk of transmission.

Since 10/18, we have seen one death and 9 hospitalizations: 

The death was an individual in their 80s with multiple underlying conditions and who was not up to date on vaccination.
The hospitalizations included:
8 people (1 in their 40s, 1 in their 60s, 5 in their 70s, 1 in their 80s) all not up to date on vaccination, with multiple underlying conditions.
One person in their 80s, up to date on vaccination, with multiple underlying conditions.
The all-time number of hospitalizations is 240. The total number of deaths is 43.

COVID-19 Data Reporting

View COVID-19 data dashboards for Jefferson County by clicking here.

When do I wear a mask?

Jefferson County Public Health staff recommend wearing a mask in all indoor settings when:

You’re sick
Those around you are sick
The indoor space you’re in is crowded and not well ventilated
You care for people who are vulnerable to severe illness, such as those 65 and older or who are immunocompromised.

Anyone who manages a publicly-accessible space may require members of the public to wear a mask. Please continue to respect the rules of the room you’re in.

What do I do if I test positive for COVID-19?

Click here to view an informational PDF.

What to do if you have COVID-19 symptoms and what to do if you have been exposed (PDF) - WA State Department of Health

Even more info is on the Washington State Department of Health's website, click here.

Test Kits
FREE home tests for people with symptoms or those who were in close contact at the following locations: Brinnon Fire Dept. Discovery Bay Fire Dept. Jeff. Co. Library & Bookmobile Jeff. Co. Public Health Office Quilcene Fire Dept.

Test Kits

FREE home tests for people with symptoms or those who were in close contact at the following locations:

Brinnon Fire Dept.
Discovery Bay Fire Dept.
Jeff. Co. Library & Bookmobile
Jeff. Co. Public Health Office
Quilcene Fire Dept.

Vaccination Locations

Jefferson County Public Health Clinic in Port Townsend

Must make an appointment.
Port Townsend clinic is beside the entrance to the QFC grocery store
(360) 385-9400

Jefferson Healthcare in Port Townsend

Jefferson Healthcare Sheridan Clinic is now scheduling nurse-visit vaccine appointments for children. Established Jefferson Healthcare patients only. Call or text (360)-379-8031 for an appointment.
Adult patients enrolled with a Jefferson Healthcare primary care provider may be able to schedule a COVID-19 vaccination/booster through the primary care clinics in Port Townsend in conjunction with a provider visit.

Jefferson Healthcare at Port Ludlow's Pharmacy

Must make an appointment by phone.
(360) 379-2254

QFC

Click here to schedule .
Appointment by phone: 1-866-211-5320

Safeway

Click here to schedule.
(360) 385-2860 (Port Townsend) or (360) 681-2120 (Sequim) or (360) 297-1811 (Kingston)

Tri-Area Pharmacy in Port Hadlock

Call to inquire what day vaccines are offered.
(360) 379-9800

Costco

Click here to schedule.
(360) 406-2032

Walgreens

Click here to schedule .
(360) 681-2018

Walmart

Click here to schedule. .
(360) 683-9453

Rite Aid

Click here to schedule
(360) 681-0129 (Sequim) or (360) 297-5200 (Kingston)

Washington State Vaccine Locator: To find a Covid-19 vaccine in WA state: Vaccinate WA: COVID-19 Vaccine Availability

Board of County Commissioner Meetings with COVID-19 Updates

The first Monday morning of each month, Dr. Allison Berry, Public Health Officer for Jefferson County provides updates about COVID-19 during the County Commissioner’s meetings. To Join:

Zoom Meeting: https://zoom.us/j/93777841705

This option will allow you to join the meeting live. You will need to enter an email address. If you wish to provide public comment, click on the hand icon at the bottom of the screen to "raise your hand." Participation will be up to the Chair and/or Clerk of the meeting.

Those without internet can listen by dialing: 1-253-215-8782 enter Access Code: 937-7784-1705# (if you wish to provide public comment, press *9 to "raise your hand."

To see live or recorded videos of the Board of County Commissioners’ meeting, go to www.co.jefferson.wa.us and click on “Videos of Meetings” on the lower left side of the screen. Choose “Streaming Live” or “Recorded.”