Bergen County's COVID Cases: See Town-By-Town Updates

BERGEN COUNTY, NJ — New data has been released that shows the coronavirus continues to have an impact on Bergen County, but the state continues to make upward progress.

Bergen County reported 70,601 confirmed cases Friday, but for the third straight week, all of the Garden State except Atlantic County is out of the "red zone," according to federal officials.

The weekly State Profile Report, made in collaboration with the White House and other federal agencies, measures COVID-19 risk through metrics such as new cases per 100,000 people, percent changes in new cases and positivity rate.

See the full weekly report.

Some counties have fallen into the "yellow zone," but Bergen, Ocean, Hudson, Monmouth and Passaic Counties stayed in the "orange zone."

The Feb. 14 report showed three New Jersey counties in the red zone (Ocean, Passaic and Atlantic) and seven in the orange zone (Bergen, Middlesex, Essex, Monmouth, Hudson, Morris and Warren). Read more: All But One NJ County Now Out Of COVID-19 'Red Zone': Feds

School districts are beginning to roll out plans to return students into the building at a higher level, and state officials have reduced coronavirus restrictions in recent weeks.

For instance, Gov. Phil Murphy announced Feb. 22 that houses of worship could expand from 35 to 50 percent capacity. Murphy also suggested Feb. 25 that indoor-dining capacity will increase to 50 percent "sooner than later."

County Executive Jim Tedesco delivered the first virtual State of the County address this week, and discussed hope on the horizon.

"While we are not out of this yet, there is light at the end of the tunnel as cases begin to decrease and more vaccine needles reach the arms of our residents. When all is said and done, I know Bergen County will weather this storm because our community is stronger than any virus." Read more: Herd Immunity Priority Number 1 In Bergen County For 2021

Congressman Josh Gottheimer (D-NJ 5th), who represents a bulk of Bergen County, took to twitter to remember a difficult year on March 4, the anniversary of the first confirmed case of COVID-19 in the state and county.

"We still have a long way to go, but I remain incredibly optimistic," said Gottheimer. "Wear a mask. Stay safe. Watch out for your neighbors and loved ones."

"We're still all in this together," he added.

Bergen County officials provided the following breakdown of cases by town:

• Allendale: 448
• Alpine: 96
• Bergenfield: 2,478
• Bogota: 662
• Carlstadt: 503
• Cliffside Park: 2,088
• Closter: 474
• Cresskill: 603
• Demarest: 268
• Dumont: 1,205
• East Rutherford: 711
• Edgewater: 746
• Elmwood Park: 2,007
• Emerson: 655
• Englewood: 2,263
• Englewood Cliffs: 278
• Fair Lawn: 2,382
• Fairview: 1,572
• Fort Lee: 2,046
• Franklin Lakes: 747
• Garfield: 2,890
• Glen Rock: 594
• Hackensack: 3,737
• Harrington Park: 232
• Hasbrouck Heights: 810
• Haworth: 214
• Hillsdale: 597
• Ho-Ho-Kus: 229
• Leonia: 478
• Little Ferry: 855
• Lodi: 2,404
• Lyndhurst: 2,159
• Mahwah: 1,161
• Maywood: 728
• Midland Park: 420
• Montvale: 351
• Moonachie: 278
• New Milford: 1,362
• North Arlington: 1,500
• Northvale: 319
• Norwood: 460
• Oakland: 788
• Old Tappan: 302
• Oradell: 572
• Palisades Park: 1,064
• Paramus: 2,661
• Park Ridge: 551
• Ramsey: 778
• Ridgefield: 879
• Ridgefield Park: 987
• Ridgewood: 1,079
• River Edge: 640
• River Vale: 324
• Rochelle Park: 551
• Rockleigh: 196
• Rutherford: 1,159
• Saddle Brook: 1,124
• Saddle River: 486
• South Hackensack: 239
• Teaneck: 2,915
• Tenafly: 749
• Teterboro: 11
• Upper Saddle River: 141
• Waldwick: 624
• Wallington: 828
• Washington Township: 508
• Westwood: 1,050
• Woodcliff Lake: 538
• Wood-Ridge: 718
• Wyckoff: 1,205
• Bergen County - No Town Attribution: 1,991

Total: 69,668

With reporting from Josh Bakan.

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