Health & Fitness
Teaneck Municipal Building Closed, Rodda Vaccine Center Open
The Richard Rodda Center is open for vaccinations, but only if you have an appointment.
TEANECK, NJ — COVID-19 vaccines will be administered at the Rodda Center Tuesday after a nor'easter snowstorm dumped up to 20 inches across Bergen County.
The clinic is still operating on an appointment-only basis, no walk-ins are available.
Teaneck's Municipal Building and library will remain closed, however.
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Officials announced the decisions Monday as snow continued to fall in much of Bergen County.
Due to the current winter storm, the Teaneck Municipal Building and the Library will be closed on Tuesday, February 2nd. The Richard Rodda Center will be open for vaccinations by scheduled appointments only.
— Township of Teaneck (@TeaneckNJGov) February 2, 2021
Teaneck Public Schools are operating on a virtual learning schedule, officials announced Monday night.
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The National Weather Service released snowfall totals from Monday with over 20 inches recorded in parts of Bergen County. Read more: Nor'easter Brings Over 20 Inches Of Snow To Bergen County
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