Another 2 state MVC offices close after employees test positive for COVID-19

Two more of New Jersey’s Motor Vehicle Commission offices are closed after employees tested positive for COVID-19.

News 12 Staff

•

Nov 17, 2020, 11:05 AM

•

Updated 1,458 days ago

Share:

More Stories

0:33

US Supreme Court rejects appeal on Rutgers University COVID-19 vaccine mandate case

142ds ago

Nobel in medicine goes to 2 scientists whose work enabled creation of mRNA vaccines against COVID-19

409ds ago

0:21

Biden administration announces $600M to produce COVID tests and will reopen website to order them

420ds ago

Murphy administration: No plans to implement any COVID-19 restrictions

427ds ago

0:39

Cape May hospital asking patients to wear mask amid COVID surge

427ds ago

2:57

Lawmakers call for investigation, overhaul following DOJ report about NJ’s COVID response in veterans homes

430ds ago

0:33

US Supreme Court rejects appeal on Rutgers University COVID-19 vaccine mandate case

142ds ago

Nobel in medicine goes to 2 scientists whose work enabled creation of mRNA vaccines against COVID-19

409ds ago

0:21

Biden administration announces $600M to produce COVID tests and will reopen website to order them

420ds ago

Murphy administration: No plans to implement any COVID-19 restrictions

427ds ago

0:39

Cape May hospital asking patients to wear mask amid COVID surge

427ds ago

2:57

Lawmakers call for investigation, overhaul following DOJ report about NJ’s COVID response in veterans homes

430ds ago

Two more of New Jersey’s Motor Vehicle Commission offices are closed after employees tested positive for COVID-19.

RELATED: 3 more MVC locations closed after employees test positive for COVID-19

Employees at both the Flemington and Rahway offices tested positive. Rahway will reopen Nov. 24, and Flemington on Nov. 30. The inspection stations will remain open.

VIRUS TRACKER: New York, New Jersey, Connecticut coronavirus cases and deaths

MORE: New Jersey Coronavirus Dashboard

Five other MVC centers remain closed.

Runnemede reopens Thursday, Eatontown and Trenton both reopen Friday, both Wallington and Bayonne reopen Nov. 25, and South Plainfield and Wayne are appointment-only until Nov. 23.

More from News 12

2:25

‘I’m going to do everything in my power to stop this.’ NJ leaders vow to stop congestion pricing from returning

2:05

Six Flags announces retirement of Kingda Ka, Green Lantern to make room for $1B investments

0:23

Route 9 reopens in Sayreville following multivehicle crash

3:52