Eatontown Motor Vehicle facility closed after worker tests positive for COVID-19
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Lakewood Township keeps people waiting in line happy with pastries, porta johns and bottled water at the Motor Vehicle Agency in town.
Asbury Park Press
EATONTOWN – The New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission has shut down its Eatontown licensing and regional center for nearly two weeks after an employee tested positive for COVID-19.
The center will be cleaned and remain closed until Saturday, Oct. 24, “once contact tracers have cleared a sufficient number of employees to reopen or any required quarantine is complete,” the MVC said in a statement Monday evening.
The employee who tested positive was last inside the facility on Friday, Oct. 9, the agency said.
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Long lines form as the sun rises over the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission in Eatontown, NJ Friday, September 25, 2020. (Photo: Tanya Breen)
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