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Last week's arrests and incidents as released by the Secaucus police.

Further information has now been released regarding Secaucus' first confirmed case of the COVID-19 virus.

No further details are available yet, but the first confirmed case of COVID-19 has been reported in Secaucus.

The Secaucus Police Department just issued a press release regarding changes in their procedures due to the COVID-19/Coronavirus.

Hudson Regional Hospital in Secaucus announced on Monday that they have started providing on-site testing for the Novel Coronavirus.

Last week's arrests and incidents as released by the Secaucus police.

Due to the continued outbreak of COVID-19, it was just announced that the school closures announced on Friday will now be extended through April 3, 2020.

On Friday, it was announced that Secaucus public schools will be closed next week due to the Coronavirus. Since then, the school board has released its plans for remote learning during the week long closure.

Over the weekend, the Riverside Medical Group announced that it has opened the first drive thru clinic in Secaucus to test patients for the COVID-19 virus.

Secaucus Schools will be closed from March 16 to March 20 to limit the spread of the COVID-19 Coronavirus.

Doing its part to battle the Novel Coronavirus, Hudson Regional Hospital distributed bottles of hand sanitizer to students at Secaucus public schools earlier today.

Register to participate in the 4/25/2020 Town-Wide Garage Sale.

Although there are no cases of Coronavirus in Secaucus to date, the Board of Education is holding special one session school days to prepare for possible school closures.

With the total number of Coronavirus cases in New Jersey now at 11, Governor Phil Murphy declared a state of emergency last night in an effort to contain the virus.

Last week's arrests and incidents as released by the Secaucus police.

The Secaucus Police Department recently issued this press release regarding the incident.

Deep down, we all knew it was bound to happen. The first case of the Coronavirus has been reported in New Jersey. What may be a little unexpected, though, is how close it is to Secaucus.

Last week's arrests and incidents as released by the Secaucus police.

Over the course of the last week, there have been 79 additional cases of the Coronavirus reported in Secaucus. This is unfortunately up slightly compared to the same figure from last week. Here are the latest statistics.

The State of NJ has established a hotline for questions or concerns about the Coronavirus. Representatives may be reached by calling: 1-800-222-1222.