HARRISBURG, DAUPHIN COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU-TV) – A public service initiative made up of civilian members will help support increased testing and contact tracing, Governor Tom Wolf announced Wednesday.
“Our highest priority remains protecting public health and safety, but we must also look ahead to see how we can address future needs. To reopen our economy to its maximum potential, we will need to boost our ability to contain this highly transmissible virus,” Wolf said in a statement. “The Commonwealth Civilian Coronavirus Corps will serve as a public service program that will expand our ability to conduct contact tracing and testing and mobilize Pennsylvanians to contain COVID-19.”

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