Several state-operated COVID-19 testing sites will be closed on Thursday while others will open later than normal due to the frigid temperatures.

Temperatures are expected to drop as low as -4 degrees overnight. While conditions will warm up slightly, forecasts project a high of 25 degrees on Thursday, according to the National Weather Service.

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Because of these conditions these testing sites will be CLOSED on Thursday:

• Betz Technology – Lamar
• Clear Creek County – Idaho Springs
• Cripple Creek Recreation Center – Cripple Creek
• Gunnison Fairgrounds – Gunnison
• Lawson Hill Park and Ride – Telluride
• Northeast Early College – Denver
• Walsenburg Train Dept – Walsenburg
• Washington County Fairgrounds – Akron

These sites will open later than usual:

9 a.m.:

• FLC Stadium – Durango
• La Plata Fairgrounds – Durango
• Littleton Park and Walk – Littleton

11 a.m.:

• Pagosa Springs Medical Center – Pagosa Springs

Noon:

• Aims Community College – Greeley
• All City Stadium – Denver
• Aurora Public Schools – Aurora
• Centaurus High School – Lafayette
• Clear Creek Valley Park – Arvada
• Colorado School of Mines – Golden
• Dr. MLK Early College – Denver
• Echo Park Stadium – Denver
• George Washington High School – Denver
• Instructional Support Facility – Aurora
• Jefferson County Fairgrounds – Golden
• Lakewood at South Kipling – Lakewood
• Our Lady Mother of the Church – Commerce City
• Riverdale Regional Park – Brighton
• Rocky Mountain Prep – Denver
• SOAR Academy – Englewood
• Southwest Plaza – Littleton
• St. Drain Valley Innovation Center – Longmont

People with appointments at closed sites or during times when a location are closed will be provided rescheduling information from the state, according to a release from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment. 

Officials said as weather conditions evolve and updated list of closures, openings will be available at covid19.colorado.gov

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