But it's never clear in Dayton Daily News whether they're for anybody who wants a test (the administration's original "promise" ) or only for those who are symptomatic or front-line workers. I'm kind of disappointed DDN isn't more proactive about it, but they're bleeding money and understaffed, just like every small city daily newspaper that hasn't gone bankrupt yet.
Different organizations sponsor drive-through sites, like hospital systems, Kroger or WalMart, but there's no one place I know of, to find a comprehensive list or the dates of activity. Since Montgomery and Greene Counties really share a metropolitan district, neither county's health department would have a comprehensive list on site, so DDN should be doing it.
That being said, a week or so ago, the excuse was there are still supply issues. I don't recall what part of the test chain was lacking, but since we have multiple corporate labs around here capable of processing the tests, that shouldn't have been the problem.
Ohio defers that stuff onto county health departments, just like Trump shoved off the onus on states. I guess it depends on how adept your particular county's health infrastructure is at coping.
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