Free Flu Shots Available For Culver City Residents

CULVER CITY, CA — Free flu shots are available for Culver City residents in October and November, city officials said Thursday.

It's important to get a flu immunization this fall, especially as front line health care workers continue to fight the coronavirus pandemic, according to the Los Angeles County's Department of Public Health.

"It is highly likely that both the flu and COVID-19 will be present at the same time," officials said. "Now more than ever, it is important to be protected from the flu by getting immunized."

Public Health will offer free flu vaccines to those six months of age and older at select locations across LA County.

Health insurance will not be required.

The following free flu clinics will be offered in Culver City:

• Oct. 21, Culver City Julian Dixon Library (between noon and 3 p.m.)
• Nov. 12, Veterans Memorial Building (between 9 a.m. and noon)

Health officials recommend people get a flu vaccine from their health care providers to see what other shots might be needed.

People who do not have a regular provider can dial 2-1-1 (the LA County Information Line) or visit the Public Health website for a list of no cost or low-cost vaccine providers.

Rite Aid is also offering flu shots at all California locations.

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