Immunization Clinic

Love Me - Protect Me - Immunize me

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Immunizations are important for both children and adults. They not only protect the person who is vaccinated, but also keeps everyone healthier.

COVID-19 Status Update - 4/17/20 8:00 AM

At this time, the following services have been impacted by the COVID-19 Crisis and subsequent closures:


  • Immunization Clinic - CLOSED 
  • Walk-in Clinic (Tues/Thurs) - CLOSED
  • Mobile Clinic: If you are a mobile clinic patient and need to talk with the nurse/doctor, call (612) 618-3832 between 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM, Mon thru Fri.


Public Health Immunization Clinic 

Please note that the Immunization Clinic is closed at this time. 
Scott County Public Health provides an Immunization Clinic twice a month at the Workforce Development Center in Shakopee. This clinic is for residents whose insurance does not pay  for immunizations, and residents who do not have insurance. The immunization clinic does not replace well-child checkups or annual physicals.

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Why Immunize?

Children start getting Immunizations just after they are born so their body can start building immunity to dangerous diseases.  The vaccines given to babies contains germs, but they are weakened so the child doesn't get ill. The weakened germs is why more than one dose of some vaccines is needed.   Children need to build up enough antibodies from the vaccines to be able to fight off disease.


Immunization Records


Keeping up to date immunization records for your family is important.  You will need your child's immunization information to register them for child care, school, camps and other activities.  Scott County Public Health can provide immunization records and answer any questions you have about vaccines.  

For information,  please contact us at 952-496-8555 or email us.
PREVENT. PROMOTE. PROTECT.