Monticello, NY – Thanks to a newly arrived shipment from the State, Sullivan County will be distributing free COVID-19 at-home test kits this Thursday, February 17, at the Government Center.
“Yesterday, we took possession of 20,000 kits,” Public Safety Commissioner Thomas Farney explained. “Since most of our towns, villages and schools have ample supply, we will be distributing these to agencies in need, County employees and, on Thursday, to the general public.”
The free kits contain two tests apiece. They will be distributed Thursday in the lobby of the Government Center, 100 North Street, Monticello between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. on a first-come, first-served basis. Limit two kits per person. (If leftover kits remain, further distribution events will be announced.)
Local libraries are now distribution sites. You can also contact your local town or village to find out if they still have test kits available:
- Town of Bethel – 845-583-4350
- Town of Callicoon – 845-482-5390
- Town of Cochecton – 845-932-8360
- Town of Delaware – 845-887-5250
- Town of Fallsburg – 845-434-8810
- Town of Forestburgh – 845-794-0611
- Town of Fremont – 845-887-6055
- Town of Highland – 845-557-6085
- Town of Liberty – 845-292-5110
- Town of Lumberland – 845-856-8600
- Town of Mamakating – 845-888-3000
- Town of Neversink – 845-985-2262
- Town of Rockland – 845-439-4399
- Town of Thompson – 845-794-2500
- Town of Tusten – 845-252-7146
- Village of Bloomingburg – 845-733-1400
- Village of Jeffersonville – 845-482-4275
- Village of Liberty – 845-292-2250
- Village of Monticello – 845-794-6130
- Village of Woodridge – 845-434-7447
- Village of Wurtsboro – 845-888-2522
For those unable to access any of these locations, contact the Sullivan County Community Assistance Center at 845-807-0925 for help.
Please Report Positive Results!
If your at-home test yields a positive result, please report it to Sullivan County Public Health Services at www.sullivanny.us/Departments/Publichealth/Coronavirus/Attestation, even if you have no symptoms. Results are kept confidential and will aid Public Health officials in gaining a full understanding of COVID-19’s presence in the community.
