Utah to shut down many COVID-19 test sites as daily case counts remain low

The state reported an average of 85 new cases per day over the weekend, and four more deaths.

(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) Health workers give tests for COVID-19 at the Utah Department of Health parking lot on Wednesday, Sept. 1, 2021. Utah is closing some state COVID-19 testing sites and turning others over to private companies, the state health department announced Monday.

Utah to shut down many COVID-19 test sites as daily case counts remain low

The state reported an average of 85 new cases per day over the weekend, and four more deaths.

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