Latest Woodridge Coronavirus Update: 28 Cases Confirmed

WOODRIDGE, IL — The new coronavirus outbreak in Illinois and across the nation is having a vast impact on Woodridge, forcing the temporary closure of schools, businesses, parks and playgrounds.

As of early Tuesday, the village has 28 confirmed cases of coronavirus, according to the DuPage County Health Department. At press time, there are 780 coronavirus cases in DuPage County and 26 people have died from complications.

The news comes as the number of total coronavirus cases in Illinois is at 13,549. As of early Tuesday, the statewide death toll was at 380.

On March 31, Governor J.B. Pritzker extended his stay-at-home order through April 30.

SCHOOLS
All schools in Illinois will remain closed through at least April 30 per Pritzker's extended stay-at-home order. MORE.

BUSINESSES
Per the governor's order, restaurants are closed for in-person dining, but many Woodridge restaurants are still offering orders for delivery or pickup. Business owners can click the link to share their hours. MORE.

HOSPITALS
In the wake of the coronavirus crisis, Advocate Good Samaritan Hospital has put a temporary no-visitor policy in place to help ensure the health and safety of the staff and community. Exceptions may be made, including for pediatric care, end-of-life care and other circumstances.

CLOSURES AND CANCELLATIONS
Coronavirus has led to a number of closures and cancellations throughout the village, including parks, playgrounds and park district events. MORE.

Nearby Downers Grove also canceled the 2020 Rotary Grove Fest due to the coronavirus outbreak. MORE.

Illinois Coronavirus Update April 8: 13,549 Cases; 380 Deaths

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