The COVID-19 testing site at the high school in Waterford has reached capacity shortly after opening on Wednesday morning.
Officials said the maximum capacity of 250 cars has been hit.
No more cars are being accepted at the testing site and the line has been cut off as of 8 a.m.
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The drive-thru testing site was moved to Waterford High School for this week and was scheduled to take place from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. The site reached capacity shortly after it opened.
The COVID-19 testing site in Waterford has been moved to the high school for this week.
The site was moved away from the town library and to the high school due to demand, according to police.
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Moving forward, the clinics are expected to be held at the Crystal Mall.
