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 (see town-by-town totals below).

Bergen County reported 83,146 cases on Friday, but a wastewater study may be the biggest cause for concern in the immediate future.

The county's ongoing wastewater testing program indicates that the current concentration levels of COVID-19 are similar to those from the late fall and early winter of 2020, which were followed by a spike in cases.

There were 7,210 new positive coronavirus cases in Bergen County in March, county officials said. Read more: Bergen Wastewater Tests Signal Increase In Community COVID Spread

"The fact that community spread is trending towards the levels we saw post-Thanksgiving last year is troubling," said Hansel Asmar, Bergen County Department of Health Services director. "We need to double down on our collective efforts to reduce the spread. If the virus continues to mutate at the current pace, new-vaccine resistance variants could very well prolong this fight even further."

The disease’s impact is also reflected in the state Department of Health's most recent "COVID-19 Activity Level Report," which is issued weekly. The most recent report, for the week ending April 3, says Bergen County is in the “orange” zone.

If the county is in the "orange" zone, it means it has a rate of 10 to 25 cases per 100,000 people. “Yellow” means the county has a rate 1 to 10 cases per 100,000 people.

If the overall activity is at an "orange" level, state officials say, school districts in those counties would have to take more serious steps — such as quarantining or even shutting down schools — if a child shows the symptoms of COVID-19.

"When it is high risk, there are some recommendations that we make together with local school boards," said Edward Lifshitz, medical director for the state Department of Health.

Indeed, a number of school districts still provide remote instruction even as the number of new daily cases has dropped in recent weeks.

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

• Allendale: 499
• Alpine: 117
• Bergenfield: 2,976
• Bogota: 764
• Carlstadt: 614
• Cliffside Park: 2,386
• Closter: 614
• Cresskill: 714
• Demarest: 330
• Dumont: 1,451
• East Rutherford: 904
• Edgewater: 888
• Elmwood Park: 2,389
• Emerson: 762
• Englewood: 2,628
• Englewood Cliffs: 316
• Fair Lawn: 2,804
• Fairview: 1,794
• Fort Lee: 2,384
• Franklin Lakes: 922
• Garfield: 3,573
• Glen Rock: 716
• Hackensack: 4,239
• Harrington Park: 298
• Hasbrouck Heights: 1,050
• Haworth: 254
• Hillsdale: 728
• Ho-Ho-Kus: 272
• Leonia: 575
• Little Ferry: 1,019
• Lodi: 2,860
• Lyndhurst: 2,667
• Mahwah: 1,377
• Maywood: 889
• Midland Park: 508
• Montvale: 432
• Moonachie: 328
• New Milford: 1,562
• North Arlington: 1,848
• Northvale: 389
• Norwood: 555
• Oakland: 1,011
• Old Tappan: 368
• Oradell: 655
• Palisades Park: 1,306
• Paramus: 3,001
• Park Ridge: 649
• Ramsey: 926
• Ridgefield: 1,088
• Ridgefield Park: 1,174
• Ridgewood: 1,306
• River Edge: 740
• River Vale: 389
• Rochelle Park: 650
• Rockleigh: 217
• Rutherford: 1,398
• Saddle Brook: 1,402
• Saddle River: 571
• South Hackensack: 300
• Teaneck: 3,431
• Tenafly: 893
• Teterboro: 16
• Upper Saddle River: 170
• Waldwick: 725
• Wallington: 1,047
• Washington Township: 639
• Westwood: 1,327
• Woodcliff Lake: 602
• Wood-Ridge: 889
• Wyckoff: 1,487
• Bergen County - No Town Attribution: 2,191
• Total: 82,963