The eligibility and availability of vaccinations are changing rapidly and you should check eligibility and vaccination locations frequently. You can go to the state's FindYourPhase tool. You can also contact your health care provider directly.
You can find more information on vaccination clinics from the City of Seattle's vaccination website. In addition, there may be community clinics, neighborhood pharmacies and other sources worth checking frequently as availability changes with supply. Some people have found the volunteer-run WA COVID Vaccine Finder website helpful for this.
SHA is continuing to partner with the Seattle Fire Department to hold vaccination clinics on-site at SHA buildings but vaccine supply limits the schedule to a few buildings at a time and you should go ahead and get the vaccine if you have an opportunity another way.
Public Health experts caution you do not reach maximum immunity until two weeks after your second dose of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine, Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine or a single dose of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine. Protect yourself until then and others even after that by continuing to wear a face covering, staying six feet apart from others and washing your hands frequently.