Public events are winding down to get people vaccinated against COVID-19.

An effort is being made in Kitsap County for people to then seek the vaccines at their doctor’s office.

Member Plus Family Health has first-dose Pfizer appointments available May 25. This is the clinic’s final day for first doses.

The clinic will give second dose Moderna and Pfizer vaccines during the next four weeks. Sign up at https://vaccinempfh.timetap.com/#/ Moderna is only approved for individuals 18 and over. Pfizer is approved for 12 and up.

Also, the final COVID vaccine clinic at Commodore is scheduled for June 5. That clinic will offer second doses to people who were vaccinated May 14-15.

Since December 2020, the Bainbridge Island COVID-19 Response Team has operated more than 80 clinics through the Senior Community Center, Woodward and Commodore. This has also included mobile clinic efforts and support for Jefferson County clinics at the Chimacum Grange. Since Jan. 1, more than 436 people have contributed their time and volunteered over 23,000 hours. Additionally, the team has administered more than 25,000 doses of vaccine.

Meanwhile, Peninsula Community Health Services will be offering vaccines onboard both Seattle/Bremerton vessels June 1-3. All passengers interested in getting a shot will have the opportunity to do so on sailings departing either terminal on those days on the Chimacum from 8:45 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and the Salish from 10:20 a.m. to 4:05 p.m.

Vaccines will be given during the first 30 minutes of each sailing to allow time for recipients to be monitored for any reactions. No insurance information or any form of identification are needed. PCHS plans to have both the Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson vaccines available. Children aged 12 and older can be given the Pfizer vaccine with parental consent.

For details call Peninsula Community Health Services at 360-377-3776.