Cape May County

Cape May County reported only 28 new cases of coronavirus on Thursday, which is nearly 50 percent lower of several recent reporting days.  Only Lower Township experienced more than ten new cases of the virus.  Half of the County’s municipalities reported zero additional cases on Thursday.

Cape May County is furthering its economic development program.  County Commissioners announced Thursday that the program will focus on business support, new business development, and entrepreneurial development.  Consultation will be provided to businesses who have experienced impacts from Covid-19.

The Cape May County Department of Health announced that another vaccination location will be opened once the County actually receives more doses.  Our county has received about 1,000 doses per week to date.  County Commissioner Jeffrey Pierson says the number of doses is just not enough.  Currently, Avalon Community Hall …

Cape May County added 64 new positive cases of coronavirus on Wednesday.  County officials announced that Lower, Middle and Upper townships added double digit new cases.  Only West Wildwood has zero cases of the virus.

Cape May County is reporting 48 new cases of coronavirus Monday.  There are over 4,500 cases that are now off quarantine.  Only Lower and Middle townships have over 100 active resident cases.

Cape May County reports 45 new cases of coronavirus on Monday.  County officials report 569 active residential cases of the virus.  The only community with zero active community cases is West Wildwood.

Cape May County is awaiting for a greater supply of vaccines from the state, and when received, the county will be ready to go with an expanded Covid-19 vaccination program.  County Commissioner Len Desiderio says the effort has been “challenging” as the County awaits more doses from the State.

Cape May County reported 55 new cases of coronavirus on Wednesday.  Two additional deaths have also been reported, in Ocean City and Middle Township.  The County has now reported 5,047 cases of Covid-19 during the pandemic.

Cape May County added 46 new cases of coronavirus on Monday.  The County reports our area continues to have the lowest cases rate per capita of any county in New Jersey.  Two of the cases were long term care cases in Woodbine.

Cape May County reported 39 new cases of coronavirus on Sunday.  The County is just shy of 600 active cases in the community.  There have been nearly 5,000 cases of the virus locally during the pandemic.