Latest Woodbridge Coronavirus Updates

WOODBRIDGE, NJ — As of Wednesday, April 1, there are now 112 Woodbridge residents who have tested positive for the coronavirus, according to Woodbridge Mayor John McCormac.

"The new cases continue to be split about evenly between male and female and they range in ages from 25 to 69. There continues to be no concentration of cases in any particular area of town," said Mayor McCormac Wednesday.

"We can take some solace in the fact that we still trail the state averages. In addition, only 12 people out of the 112 impacted so far have required hospitalization versus 84 who have not and are recovering at home," he said. "We do not know the status of the other 16."

As of Wednesday, there are 22,255 confirmed COVID-19 cases state-wide, with 1,493 total cases in Middlesex County. There have been 24 total deaths in Middlesex County so far, according to MyCentralJersey.

If you think you need to get tested:

On April 1, Middlesex County opened a drive-thru test site at the DMV inspection center at 33 Kilmer Road in Edison. The site will be open three days a week, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Those wishing to be tested will be required to make an appointment and meet a set of criteria.

156 people were tested at the Edison DMV site Wednesday, the day it opened.

To receive testing, you must be a Middlesex County resident (valid driver's license or state issued identification is required), make an appointment online or via phone, as well as either have a valid doctor's prescription or be exhibiting symptoms which include: fever of 100.4 degrees or higher (99.6 degrees for people 65 years and older); respiratory symptoms; and/or shortness of breath.
Middlesex County residents that have symptoms and would like to be tested, should visit Middlesexcountynj.gov/COVID19testing to make an appointment and receive a time to report to the testing site. Registrants must bring the completed registration form and a valid driver's license or state issued ID to the testing site.

If the resident does not have access to the internet or having connectivity problems, they are instructed to call 732-745-3100 to make an appointment (from 10 am to 4 pm). Appointments will only be made the day prior to a testing day.

Hackensack Meridian offers COVID19 testing at its nine urgent care centers in Monmouth County.

• Immediate care of Marlboro is offering a drive-thru COVID19 test in the Marlboro Medical Arts site located at 479 Rt 520 in Marlboro. Testing is by appointment only at (855) 925-5467 ext 0.
• The PNC Bank Arts Center in Holmdel is a regional FEMA drive-thru test location and is open for testing every other day from 8 a.m. to 4pm for up to 500 persons per day. Click here for PNC Arts Test Center info & schedule.
• On every Saturday, the PNC Bank Arts Center site will be dedicated to symptomatic health care workers and first responders — police, fire, and EMS — with valid credentials only. The general public will not be able to access this site on Saturdays.
• Central Jersey Urgent Care is testing up to 80 patients daily at Eatontown, Howell and Marlboro.