Need to print your proof of vaccination? Local libraries are able to help!

Information sharing on behalf of the Windsor Public Library and Essex County Library

Windsor Public Library & Essex County Library Helping Residents Print Proof of Vaccination

Need help printing out your proof of vaccination certificate? Just visit any Windsor Public Library (WPL) location, log into one of our public computer stations and visit: https://covid19.ontariohealth.ca/

Once you’ve entered your info and downloaded your certificate, simply let staff know you’re ready to print and we’ll help you print free of charge! We’ll also laminate your certificate at no cost. Ask staff at any WPL location for assistance!

Please note: At this time, proof of vaccination is not required to borrow, browse, use computers or study at Windsor Public Library locations. Masks are required for all visitors and you must sign in upon entering the Library

Call 519-255-6770 for more information or visit www.windsorpubliclibrary.com for branch locations and hours.

Drop by any open Essex County Library location and let our staff know that you'd like to print your vaccination receipt. We’ll help you print it for free!

Here's how it works:

Using a Library computer, visit Ontario's COVID-19 vaccination information page: https://covid19.ontariohealth.ca/
Read and agree to the Terms of use and complete the identity verification form.
The receipt will download to a PDF which our staff will help you print for free.

A green, photo health card is required to download your proof of vaccination. If you have a red and white health card, call the Provincial Vaccine Booking Line at 1-833-943-3900.

Lamination is currently not available at Essex County Library branches.

NOTE: the Town of LaSalle and Atlas Tube Recreation Centre will require proof of vaccination for all people who wish to enter the Civic Centre and the ATRC per Provincial regulations. Without this documentation, you will not be able to access either the LaSalle Branch located within the Civic Centre nor the Toldo Branch located within the ATRC.

At this time, proof of vaccination is not required to browse, borrow and use a computer at other library branches. You MUST wear a mask at all times during your visit with us.

Find our hours and locations at: www.essexcountylibrary.ca

Local COVID-19 Information & Resources

Ontario is currently in Step Three of the Roadmap to Reopen, as of Friday, July 16, 2021. Step Three focuses on the resumption of additional indoor services with larger numbers of people and restrictions in place.

The three-step plan is based on the provincial vaccination rate and improvements in key public health and healthcare indicators.

Connections Early Years Family Centre’s Be Back Soon program is now extending unlicensed short-term child care to qualifying parents with young children while they attend their vaccine appointments.

ELIGIBILITY:

You live in these postal codes and you require unlicensed short-term child care while you attend a vaccine appointment: N8H, N8X, N8Y, N9A, N9B, N9C and N9Y.

Translated copies of the Be Back Soon poster are available for download in:

Please contact Connections Early Years Family Centre for more information or to book an appointment at 519.252.9696.

Download a Step by Step Guide to Getting Your COVID Vaccine

The guide provides information on scheduling a vaccine appointment, childcare and transportation supports that are available for high priority communities, what happens at the vaccine appointment, and what to do if experiencing symptoms of COVID-19.

The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit, the City of Windsor and the County of Essex, Windsor Regional Hospital and Erie Shores HealthCare want to ensure that you know where to turn for the latest information as vaccination opportunities become available to different groups in our region.

For the latest information on the COVID vaccines, how to register for your vaccination, mass vaccination clinics, and more, visit WEVax.ca.