Positive COVID-19 cases for at least five New Jersey MVC offices to close
Customers whose appointments were canceled may return any time in the next two weeks for walk-in service.
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Dec 28, 2021, 7:51 PM
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Positive COVID-19 cases force at least five New Jersey MVC offices to close
At least five MVC offices in New Jersey were forced to close Tuesday due to positive COVID-19 cases.
The Camden and Vineland Licensing Centers will remain closed for the remainder of the day because of staffing shortages.
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The Delanco Licensing Center, Cherry Hill Vehicle Center and Jersey City Vehicle Center are closed for cleaning and will reopen Wednesday.
Customers whose appointments were canceled may return any time in the next two weeks for walk-in service.
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