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March 30, 2022
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 30, 2022
CONTACT: Lynn Sutfin, 517-241-2112
LANSING, Mich. - The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) has expanded its efforts to provide free, at-home testing kits to underserved areas of the state by providing test kits to additional libraries for a total of 70 locations participating in the program. For Michigan families spending more time in group settings, with extended and/or vulnerable family members and friends, or returning from Spring Break trips, these test kits could be a valuable tool in preventing the spread of the virus when returning to work and school.
"This partnership is just one more tool to keep our communities safe," said Dr. Natasha Bagdasarian, Michigan's chief medical executive. "Testing has become extremely convenient with many locations and the increased availability of over-the-counter tests. We recommend Michiganders test if traveling. Additionally, receiving the COVID-19 vaccine remains one of the most effective ways to prevent severe illness and disease."
More than 24,000 kits have been shipped to 70 libraries. Test kits are limited at each location and are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Michiganders are asked to take one kit per person, up to five per household. To obtain a test kit, visit the following libraries during business hours.
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County |
City |
Library |
Address |
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Allegan |
Allegan |
331 Hubbard Street |
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Allegan |
Fennville |
400 West Main Street |
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Antrim |
Mancelona |
202 West State Street |
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Berrien |
Buchanan |
128 East Front Street |
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Berrien |
Watervliet |
333 North Main Street |
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Calhoun |
Albion |
501 South Superior Street |
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Calhoun |
Homer |
141 West Main Street |
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Cass |
Cassopolis |
319 M62 |
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Clare |
Clare |
185 East Fourth Street |
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Clare |
Farwell |
105 East Michigan Street |
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Clare |
Harrison |
105 East Main Street |
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Delta |
Gladstone |
300 South 10th Street |
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Eaton |
Lansing |
5130 Davenport Drive |
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Emmet |
Petoskey |
500 E Mitchell Street |
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Gladwin |
Gladwin |
402 James Robertson Drive |
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Gratiot |
Breckenridge |
128 East Saginaw Street |
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Hillsdale |
Waldron |
107 North Main |
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Huron |
Bad Axe |
200 S Hanselman Street |
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Huron |
Ubly |
2236 E. Main Street |
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Ingham |
East Lansing |
950 Abbot Road |
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Ionia |
Lake Odessa |
1007 4th Avenue |
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Iron |
Crystal Falls |
237 Superior Avenue |
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Kalamazoo |
Kalamazoo |
315 S. Rose Street |
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Kalamazoo |
Portage |
300 Library Lane |
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Kent |
Grand Rapids |
421 68th Street SE |
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Lake |
Luther |
115 State Street, PO Box 86 |
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Lenawee |
Adrian |
143 E. Maumee Street |
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Lenawee |
Blissfield |
407 S. Lane Street |
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Mackinac |
St. Ignace |
110 W Spruce Street |
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Macomb |
Roseville |
29777 Gratiot Avenue |
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Mecosta |
Barryton |
198 Northern Avenue |
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Mecosta |
Big Rapids |
426 S. Michigan Avenue |
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Mecosta |
Morley |
4808 Northland Drive |
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Midland |
Coleman |
111 First Street |
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Montcalm |
Greenville |
200 W Judd Street |
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Newaygo |
Hesperia |
80 South Division Street |
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Newaygo |
White Cloud |
1038 Wilcox Avenue |
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Newaygo |
Grant |
122 South Elder Avenue |
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Oakland |
Hazel Park |
123 E. 9 Mile Road |
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Oakland |
Holly |
1116 Saginaw Street |
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Oceana |
Hart |
415 South State Street |
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Oceana |
Pentwater |
402 East Park Street |
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Ogemaw |
Rose City |
107 W Main Street |
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Osceola |
Evart |
200 S. Main Street |
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Osceola |
Reed City |
829 S. Chestnut Street |
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Oscoda |
Mio |
430 W 8th Street |
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Otsego |
Gaylord |
700 S Otsego Avenue |
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Ottawa |
Coopersville |
333 Ottawa Street |
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Ottawa/ Allegan |
Holland |
300 S River Avenue |
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Saginaw |
Saginaw |
505 Janes Avenue |
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Saginaw |
Saginaw |
1716 Hancock |
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Saginaw |
Birch Run |
11935 Silver Creek Drive |
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Saginaw |
Saginaw |
1713 Hess Avenue |
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Sanilac |
Deckerville |
3542 N. Main Street |
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St. Joseph |
Centreville |
685 East Main Street |
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St. Joseph |
White Pigeon |
102 N. Kalamazoo Street |
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Van Buren |
South Haven |
314 Broadway |
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Wayne |
Detroit |
5201 Woodward Avenue |
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Wayne |
Detroit |
8733 Vernor Highway |
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Wayne |
Detroit |
18400 Joy Road |
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Wayne |
Detroit |
12350 East Outer Drive |
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Wayne |
Detroit |
1766 Oakman Boulevard |
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Wayne |
Detroit |
21200 Grand River |
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Wayne |
Detroit |
7140 East 7 Mile Road |
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Wayne |
Detroit |
Various locations |
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Wayne |
Ecorse |
3869 W. Jefferson |
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Wayne |
Flat Rock |
25200 Gibraltar Road |
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Wayne |
Melvindale |
18650 Allen Road |
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Wayne |
Redford |
25320 W Six Mile Road |
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Wayne |
Taylor |
12303 Pardee Road |
The test kits are in addition to the MI Backpack Home Tests, a voluntary program in which parents, students and staff can sign up to take home COVID-19 test kits. MDHHS has provided over 583,000 kits to schools to distribute to participants.
Michiganders can also get testing at numerous testing sites across the state. To find a testing site, visit Search Results (solvhealth.com). In addition, community popup testing sites are listed at Coronavirus - Community Based Pop-Up Rapid Antigen Testing Events (michigan.gov), which includes testing at welcome centers, airports and 22 neighborhood testing sites across the state.
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