DENVER (CBS4) – Denver fitness officials plan to close COVID-19 control at pepsi center in October. This Sunday, the number of lanes for driving service will be reduced from 8 to four.
Officials said the resolution is a component of a transition from large-scale centers to expanding network sites.
“The Pepsi Center provided the extensive regional testing layer needed at the beginning of our response, to stay in the hole and give the city time to establish a network testing program,” said Robert McDonald, Executive Director of denver’s Department of Public Health. .
Tests will be available until September 30 at the Pepsi Center. The DDPHE Center said lane discounts are likely to result in longer-than-usual wait times. Officials claimed that others register online before arriving for a test.
Officials said those who could see their doctor care number one for long-term testing. Community test locations and times are available at denvergov. org/covid19testing.