Freehold Licensing Center Closes Following Employee COVID Case

FREEHOLD, NJ - The Freehold Licensing Center is closed for two weeks following an employee testing positive for COVID-19.

The agency will reopen on Dec. 17, according to a release from the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission. The employee was last in the center on Dec. 2.

The Freehold Licensing Center offers motor vehicle titles and registrations, alongside other services.

Freehold Inspection Station, which operates separately from the licensing center, will remain open.

As of Monday morning, eleven other MVC offices throughout the state are closed due to COVID-19 cases (see the full list of closed centers below):

• West Deptford Regional/Licensing Center: reopens Dec. 8
• Salem Licensing Center: reopens Dec. 8
• Cherry Hill Vehicle Center: reopens Dec. 9
• Medford Vehicle Center: reopens Dec. 12
• Springfield Vehicle Center: reopens Dec. 12
• Randolph Licensing Center: reopens Dec. 12
• Eatontown Regional/Licensing Center: reopens Dec. 15
• Trenton Regional/Vehicle Center: reopens Dec. 16
• Newark Regional/Licensing Center: reopens Dec. 16
• Flemington Licensing Center: reopens Dec. 16
• North Bergen Licensing Center: reopens Dec. 17

The MVC advises customers to log on to NJMVC.gov before heading to an MVC office to check the status of the location. Services such as registration and license renewals can be completed online.

The agency will email individuals with cancelled appointments.

“In order to protect customers and employees, the MVC follows strict quarantine rules in the case of confirmed exposure to COVID-19. As cases surge nationwide, more Centers may be closed and appointments cancelled due to those quarantines,” the agency said in a statement.

“Safety and public health remain paramount. The MVC apologizes for the inconvenience.”