Mobile testing site opening in Wilson County for one day only Appointment only site will be located at Floresville High School on May 3
About 30 Wilson County residents tested for COVID-19 at mobile testing site
Floresville, TEXAS – The Texas Department of Health and Human Services is opening another mobile testing site in Wilson County.
For one day only, the site will be open on May 3 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Floresville High School.
The site will test those who are experiencing COVID-19 symptoms.
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You must make an appointment by registering at txcovidtest.org or calling 512-883-2400.
This is the second time a mobile testing site has opened up. The first took place earlier this month, and about 30 people signed up.
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