COVID-19 (coronavirus) Information

Phase Finder, the state’s online vaccine eligibility tool, is no longer required to verify COVID-19 vaccine eligibility. Currently, all Washingtonians over the age of 12 are eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccination.

People who want a vaccine should check the Washington State Department of Health’s (DOH) eligibility summary on the DOH webpage to find out if they are eligible to get vaccinated. Those who are eligible can then use Vaccine Locator to find an appointment. Those who visit the Phase Finder site will be directed to Vaccine Locator.

Vaccine Locator is available in 30 languages and will add seven more languages by the end of April. Those who have further questions or need help making an appointment can call the state’s COVID-19 information hotline at 1-800-525-0127, then press #. Language assistance is available.

For more information about getting vaccinated in King County, visit: https://www.kingcounty.gov/depts/health/covid-19/vaccine/distribution.aspx

On August 2, 2021, City facilities will reopen for public in-person services with the exception of fire stations that will remain closed to the public until further notice. 

Members of the public are required to wear a face covering in all City of Kirkland facilities to protect the health and wellbeing of staff and visitors.  Reusable masks will be available at all City facilities for the public to use and keep.  City staff are required to wear face coverings while interacting with the public.

Health Screening

• When entering City facilities everyone is asked to do a quick contactless temperature check, review the COVID symptom list and wear a mask. Even if you are fully vaccinated, we ask you take this extra step to help protect staff and visitors that might not be vaccinated. Reusable Masks are available at entrances, just in case you don’t have one handy.
• To help protect those that aren’t vaccinated please keep 6 feet of social distancing between you and others when in City facilities.
• The City is taking additional efforts to keep facilities clean. Including extra janitorial services, having hand sanitizer available, and providing staff with cleaning supplies for use.
• To protect everyone, some services have clear shields between staff and guests, and all City staff will be wearing face coverings during public interactions. 

 This information is subject to change based on evolving conditions and public health guidance.

The City of Kirkland Fire and Police departments continue to respond to emergency calls. In case of a life-threatening emergency, residents should call 911 right away. For non-emergencies call 425-577-5656. First responders are following Public Health guidelines for personal protective equipment (PPE) to protect the community and themselves.

City Council meetings are currently streamed live on the City website, the City's Facebook page, and Youtube, or can be watched on TV on Comcast Cable Channel 21 or Ziply Cable Channel 31. The City Council encourages participation from members of the public, who can provide comment in advance of the meeting via email or phone. Additionally, Council will accept live spoken commentary under 'Items from the Audience' at regular meetings via Zoom on a computer or telephone connection.

The City Council will host hybrid (in-person and virtual) council meetings starting Tuesday, September 7. Boards and Commissions will continue remote meetings until after the September 7 Council Meeting, at which time, based on the results of the Council meeting, they may begin hybrid meetings.

For more information, visit the City Council webpage.

Passport services are currently unavailable. When available, passports will be available by appointment only.  

For other department services, visit their department websites or call 425-587-3000.