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Tulsa Health Department Free COVID-19 Testing in North Tulsa On Friday | The Oklahoma Eagle

  • Jun 3, 2020
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The Tulsa Health Department will be offering free specimen collection for COVID-19 testing during the Unity in the Community food distribution event at the 36th Street North Event Center.

Testing will be set up next door in the parking lot of the Greater Union Baptist Church.

Individuals can walk up, bike or drive-thru.

Tulsa Health Department; Additional Partners include: Ignite Church, City of Tulsa, supporters of Families with Sickle Cell Disease, 100 Black Men of Tulsa, Inc., 2 Dawgs Sports Talk, Eaton Media Services, 36 Street North Event Center, The Juice Radio Show, CGM, INC. and Tulsa District CME.

Local organizations have partnered together to offer free drive-thru food distribution.

Source: The Oklahoma Eagle

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