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Washington's COVID-19 Vaccine Phases
Gov. Jay Inslee on Monday, Jan. 18 announced that COVID vaccine providers can move to Phase 1b1 of vaccination immediately. Phase 1b1 includes all people age 65 and older, and those 50 and older in multigenerational households. This phase is broken up into four separate tiers. Find a Vaccination Site Near You
This graphic shows the groups and the timeline for phase 1B. Broadly, groups eligible for vaccination in phase 1B include: 
Phase 1B1 - (Tier 1)
• All people 65 years and older
• People 50 years and older who live in multigenerational households
Phase 1B2 - (Tier 2)
• High risk critical workers 50 years and older who work in certain congregate settings: Agriculture; food processing; grocery stores; K-12 (teachers and school staff); childcare; corrections, prisons, jails or detention facilities (staff); public transit; fire; law enforcement
Phase 1B3 - (Tier 3)
• People 16 years or older with two or more co-morbidities or underlying conditions
Phase 1B4 - (Tier 4)
• High-risk critical workers in certain congregate settings under 50 years
• People, staff and volunteers all ages in congregate living settings: Correctional facilities; group homes for people with disabilities; people experiencing homelessness that live in or access services in congregate settings.