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Wisconsin National Guard will pause testing due to New Year's holiday

National Guard Members Perform COVID-19 testing at UMOS
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Citizen Soldiers and Citizen Airmen from the Wisconsin National Guard collect specimens for COVID-19 testing Oct. 7 at a community-based testing site at UMOS in Milwaukee. The Wisconsin National Guard has multiple COVID-19 specimen collection teams operating throughout the state. Wisconsin National Guard photo by Staff Sgt. Katie Theusch
National Guard Members Perform COVID-19 testing at UMOS
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The Wisconsin National Guard is holding a shortened week of COVID-19 testings across the state due to the New Year's holiday.

Testing will be on pause from Dec. 31 to Jan. 3. Full testing will resume as normal on Jan. 4.

The Wisconsin National Guard suggests everyone register online using the Dynamics Testing and Registration Application (DTRA) program, which is also known as COVID Connect.

Across Wisconsin, about 990,000 tests have been administered by the National Guard.

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