City Partners with UTEP to Offer Free COVID-19 Mega Testing Site

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The City of El Paso has partnered with The University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) to provide a COVID-19 mega testing site at 3333 N. Mesa (Entrance to the site will be from Sun Bowl Drive at Kern Drive). Image for illustration purposes

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EL PASO, Texas— The City of El Paso has partnered with The University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) to provide a COVID-19 mega testing site at 3333 N. Mesa (Entrance to the site will be from Sun Bowl Drive at Kern Drive).

The testing mega site is a collaboration with UTEP, the City’s Department of Public Health and the Office of Emergency Management. The testing is FREE, and no appointments are needed. 

The mega site will offer testing options to include nasal or saliva PCR tests and results will be available within 24 to 48 hours. The site will include the following options:

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Drive-Thru Testing:

·         Lanes for the public

·         Two (2) dedicated lanes for UTEP Miners (students, employees + their household members in the same vehicle). A valid Miner Gold Card is required to access the UTEP lanes.

Walk-Up Testing:

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·         For individuals without a vehicle near the entrance to the building on site.

The site will be open Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.  

Health officials urge the community to get tested at any of the free testing sites. Infected persons with little to no symptoms can still spread the virus to others and the people they spread it to may become seriously ill or even die.

Health officials also remind the public to continue wearing face coverings, wash your hands frequently and watch your distancing, regardless of whether you have or have not yet received the vaccine.

Learn more about the city’s mega testing site and on-campus testing for students at utep.edu/covidtesting. For more information about alternative testing locations or other COVID-19 information, visit epstrong.org and click on the Testing tab.

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