15 New Bergen County Coronavirus Cases; Town By Town Breakdown

BERGEN COUNTY, NJ — The New Jersey Department of Health announced 15 new cases of the coronavirus as of 1 p.m. on Friday.

Total positive cases in the county have now reached 19,966, probable deaths have reached 268 and confirmed deaths from COVID-19 have reached 1,765.

Across the state, 176,551 cases have been reported and 13,710 people have died from the coronavirus, the NJDOH says.

The county released updated total for all county municipalities on Tuesday. They are as follows.

• Allendale: 123
• Alpine: 24
• Bergenfield: 849
• Bogota: 185
• Carlstadt: 103
• Cliffside Park: 510
• Closter: 87
• Cresskill: 136
• Demarest: 51
• Dumont: 323
• East Rutherford: 151
• Edgewater: 156
• Elmwood Park: 567
• Emerson: 250
• Englewood: 801
• Englewood Cliffs: 58
• Fair Lawn: 636
• Fairview: 389
• Fort Lee: 507
• Franklin Lakes: 165
• Garfield: 835
• Glen Rock: 124
• Hackensack: 1,384
• Harrington Park: 33
• Hasbrouck Heights: 215
• Haworth: 40
• Hillsdale: 140
• Ho-Ho-Kus: 48
• Leonia: 127
• Little Ferry: 205
• Lodi: 696
• Lyndhurst: 406
• Mahwah: 280
• Maywood: 255
• Midland Park: 94
• Montvale: 79
• Moonachie: 74
• New Milford: 467
• North Arlington: 300
• Northvale: 63
• Norwood: 138
• Oakland: 241
• Old Tappan: 71
• Oradell: 187
• Palisades Park: 272
• Paramus: 1,144
• Park Ridge: 187
• Ramsey: 138
• Ridgefield: 207
• Ridgefield Park: 274
• Ridgewood: 309
• River Edge: 144
• River Vale: 120
• Rochelle Park: 203
• Rockleigh: 135
• Rutherford: 222
• Saddle Brook: 317
• Saddle River: 87
• South Hackensack: 68
• Teaneck: 1,099
• Tenafly: 170
• Teterboro: 6
• Upper Saddle River: 53
• Waldwick: 143
• Wallington: 171
• Washington Township: 107
• Westwood: 232
• Woodcliff Lake: 169
• Wood-Ridge: 151
• Wyckoff: 363
• Bergen County - No Town Attribution: 977

As reported earlier this week, Bergen County school districts and local colleges continue to roll out their plans for reopening in the fall.

Ramapo College will allow limited in-person instruction, but most students will begin the fall in a remote learning environment.

Read more: Ramapo College Restart Will Go As The State Does

Ridgewood Public Schools announced that they would present a reopening plan during a July 27 Board of Education meeting, the same day plans are due to the county.

Read more: Ridgewood Public Schools Continue Planning For Reopening

Glen Rock announced their proposed plan on July 14, which includes a mix of in-person and virtual learning for all grades, and alternating days of in-person learning for middle and high school students.

Read more: Glen Rock Schools Release Proposed Fall Semester Plans