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Gloucester County COVID-19 Cases Case # DATE SEX AGE Town/Municipality 26109 5/4/21 Female 40 Swedesboro 26108 5/4/21 Male 55 Greenwich Twp NEWS For Immediate Release: Tuesday, May 4, 2021 Contact: Commissioner Director Robert M. Damminger (856-853-3395) Gloucester County Health Officer Annmarie Ruiz (856-218-4131) Gloucester County updates on COVID-19 As of Tuesday, May 4, 2021, Gloucester County has conducted 176,874 total tests. Of these cases, 150,765 have come back negative. Today, Gloucester County has an additional 79 cases to report. Gloucester County’s total positive COVID-19 case count is now 26,109. Gloucester County is reporting 581 deaths. The Gloucester County Board of Commissioners would like to remind residents that COVID-19 Vaccinations are readily available for all individuals living, working or studying in the State of New Jersey. Interested individuals can visit the Gloucester County Mega Site at Rowan College of South Jersey, 1400 Tanyard Rd. Sewell, NJ 08080. “The Mega Site will be operating with a revised schedule through May due to holidays and to allow Rowan College of South Jersey to begin renovations. The entire schedule can be found on our website,” said Commissioner Director Robert M. Damminger. “This will not hinder our ability to serve any individual who is looking to receive the COVID-19 vaccination.” Director Damminger shared that to date, the Gloucester County Mega Vaccination Site has vaccinated 385,211 individuals. COVID-19 testing is available weekdays, you must call (856) 218-0300 to be prescreened by Rowan Medicine and scheduled. A full list of today’s reported cases and deaths, including age, sex and municipality, is available in the charts below. Gloucester County COVID-19 Cases Case # DATE SEX AGE Town/Municipality 26109 5/4/21 Female 40 Swedesboro 26108 5/4/21 Male 55 Greenwich Twp. 26107 5/4/21 Female 21 Woodbury 26106 5/4/21 Female 22 West Deptford 26105 5/4/21 Male 53 Glassboro 26104 5/4/21 Male 24 Glassboro 26103 5/4/21 Female 43 Greenwich Twp. 26102 5/4/21 Female 17 Woodbury 26101 5/4/21 Male 71 Deptford 26100 5/4/21 Female 55 Woolwich 26099 5/4/21 Male 27 Franklin Twp. 26098 5/4/21 Female 58 Deptford 26097 5/4/21 Male 20 National Park 26096 5/4/21 Female 26 Deptford 26095 5/4/21 Female 37 Pitman 26094 5/4/21 Male 14 Washington Twp. 26093 5/4/21 Female 28 Monroe Twp. 26092 5/4/21 Female 63 Deptford 26091 5/4/21 Female 32 East Greenwich 26090 5/4/21 Female 85 Monroe Twp. 26089 5/4/21 Male 73 Paulsboro 26088 5/4/21 Male 28 Woodbury 26087 5/4/21 Female 64 Deptford 26086 5/4/21 Male 71 Deptford 26085 5/4/21 Male 62 South Harrison Twp. 26084 5/4/21 Male 61 Paulsboro 26083 5/4/21 Male 63 Woodbury 26082 5/4/21 Female 13 Glassboro 26081 5/4/21 Female 78 Monroe Twp. 26080 5/4/21 Male 59 Mantua 26079 5/4/21 Female 44 Washington Twp. 26078 5/4/21 Female 50 Deptford 26077 5/4/21 Female 58 Harrison Twp. 26076 5/4/21 Female 71 West Deptford 26075 5/4/21 Male 11 Washington Twp. 26074 5/4/21 Male 65 Paulsboro 26073 5/4/21 Male 84 Deptford 26072 5/4/21 Male 58 Elk 26071 5/4/21 Male 63 Woodbury 26070 5/4/21 Male 62 South Harrison Twp. 26069 5/4/21 Male 52 Deptford 26068 5/4/21 Male 39 East Greenwich 26067 5/4/21 Male 55 Greenwich Twp. 26066 5/4/21 Male 86 West Deptford 26065 5/4/21 Female 61 Glassboro 26064 5/4/21 Female 25 Mantua 26063 5/4/21 Female 88 Monroe Twp. 26062 5/4/21 Female 54 Clayton 26061 5/4/21 Female 20 Mantua 26060 5/4/21 Male 40 Paulsboro 26059 5/4/21 Male 58 Washington Twp. 26058 5/4/21 Female 34 Mantua 26057 5/4/21 Female 26 Deptford 26056 5/4/21 Female 30 Greenwich Twp. 26055 5/4/21 Male 23 Paulsboro 26054 5/4/21 Female 26 Monroe Twp. 26053 5/4/21 Male 20 Newfield 26052 5/4/21 Female 100 Pitman 26051 5/4/21 Female 24 Greenwich Twp. 26050 5/4/21 Female 17 Mantua 26049 5/4/21 Female 73 Logan 26048 5/4/21 Male 74 Paulsboro 26047 5/4/21 Female 41 Mantua 26046 5/4/21 Male 49 Paulsboro 26045 5/4/21 Male 62 Deptford 26044 5/4/21 Female 69 Monroe Twp. 26043 5/4/21 Male 85 Monroe Twp. 26042 5/4/21 Female 43 Franklin Twp. 26041 5/4/21 Male 52 Logan 26040 5/4/21 Male 23 Monroe Twp. 26039 5/4/21 Female 55 Monroe Twp. 26038 5/4/21 Male 25 Monroe Twp. 26037 5/4/21 Male 58 Monroe Twp. 26036 5/4/21 Male 43 National Park 26035 5/4/21 Female 9 Paulsboro 26034 5/4/21 Female 52 West Deptford 26033 5/4/21 Male 5 West Deptford 26032 5/4/21 Female 6 Woolwich 26031 5/4/21 Female 19 Woolwich 26030 5/3/21 Female 34 Clayton 26029 5/3/21 Female 22 Deptford 26028 5/3/21 Female 58 Deptford 26027 5/3/21 Female 15 Deptford 26026 5/3/21 Female 7 Deptford 26025 5/3/21 Male 16 Deptford 26024 5/3/21 Female 24 East Greenwich 26023 5/3/21 Female 47 Elk 26022 5/3/21 Male 54 Franklin Twp. 26021 5/3/21 Female 18 Franklin Twp. 26020 5/3/21 Male 46 Monroe Twp. 26019 5/3/21 Male 3 Monroe Twp. 26018 5/3/21 Female 21 Monroe Twp. 26017 5/3/21 Female 10 Monroe Twp. 26016 5/3/21 Male 36 Monroe Twp. 26015 5/3/21 Female 20 Monroe Twp. 26014 5/3/21 Male 15 Monroe Twp. 26013 5/3/21 Male 18 Monroe Twp. 26012 5/3/21 Male 29 Paulsboro 26011 5/3/21 Female 30 Paulsboro 26010 5/3/21 Male 29 Pitman 26009 5/3/21 Male 26 Swedesboro 26008 5/3/21 Male 28 Swedesboro 26007 5/3/21 Male 46 Washington Twp. 26006 5/3/21 Male 50 Washington Twp. 26005 5/3/21 Male 18 West Deptford 26004 5/3/21 Female 8 months Deptford 26003 5/3/21 Male 37 Monroe Twp. 26002 5/3/21 Male 36 Monroe Twp. 26001 5/3/21 Male 43 Monroe Twp. 26000 5/3/21 Female 44 Monroe Twp. 25999 5/3/21 Female 17 Washington Twp. 25998 5/3/21 Male 34 Woodbury Heights 25997 5/2/21 Female 20 Westville 25996 5/2/21 Female 86 Deptford 25995 5/2/21 Male 32 Swedesboro 25994 5/2/21 Male 18 Deptford 25993 5/2/21 Male 21 West Deptford 25992 5/2/21 Female 28 West Deptford 25991 5/2/21 Female 42 Harrison Twp. 25990 5/2/21 Male 15 Paulsboro 25989 5/2/21 Male 11 Paulsboro 25988 5/2/21 Male 10 Paulsboro 25987 5/2/21 Female 32 Paulsboro 25986 5/2/21 Male 21 Monroe Twp. 25985 5/2/21 Female 38 Monroe Twp. 25984 5/2/21 Female 48 Mantua 25983 5/2/21 Male 21 Washington Twp. 25982 5/2/21 Female 60 East Greenwich 25981 5/2/21 Female 29 Washington Twp. 25980 5/2/21 Male 59 Deptford 25979 5/2/21 Female 30 Woolwich 25978 5/2/21 Female 44 Paulsboro 25977 5/2/21 Male 15 Woolwich 25976 5/2/21 Male 16 Woolwich 25975 5/2/21 Male 9 Logan 25974 5/2/21 Female 8 Swedesboro 25973 5/2/21 Female 60 Woodbury 25972 5/2/21 Female 35 East Greenwich 25971 5/2/21 Female 6 Monroe Twp. 25970 5/2/21 Female 3 Harrison Twp. 25969 5/2/21 Female 7 West Deptford 25968 5/2/21 Female 9 months Woolwich 25967 5/2/21 Male 26 Washington Twp. 25966 5/2/21 Male 30 Deptford 25965 5/2/21 Female 26 Monroe Twp. 25964 5/2/21 Female 57 Greenwich Twp. 25963 5/2/21 Male 48 Monroe Twp. 25962 5/2/21 Male 37 East Greenwich 25961 5/2/21 Male 12 Woolwich 25960 5/2/21 Male 37 Glassboro 25959 5/2/21 Female 65 Washington Twp. 25958 5/2/21 Male 46 Woolwich 25957 5/2/21 Male 20 Westville 25956 5/2/21 Female 21 Pitman 25955 5/2/21 Male 44 Paulsboro 25954 5/2/21 Male 38 Logan 25953 5/2/21 Male 33 Harrison Twp. 25952 5/2/21 Female 59 Glassboro 25951 5/2/21 Male 30 Deptford 25950 5/2/21 Female 42 South Harrison Twp. 25949 5/2/21 Female 79 Washington Twp. 25948 5/2/21 Male 73 Clayton 25947 5/2/21 Female 36 Monroe Twp. 25946 5/2/21 Female 55 Washington Twp. 25945 5/2/21 Female 42 Glassboro 25944 5/2/21 Male 34 Woodbury 25943 5/2/21 Male 72 Washington Twp. 25942 5/2/21 Female 25 Franklin Twp. 25941 5/2/21 Female 37 East Greenwich 25940 5/2/21 Male 61 West Deptford 25939 5/2/21 Female 32 Washington Twp. 25938 5/2/21 Male 54 Mantua 25937 5/2/21 Female 25 Monroe Twp. 25936 5/2/21 Female 42 Monroe Twp. 25935 5/2/21 Male 35 Washington Twp. 25934 5/2/21 Male 51 Washington Twp. 25933 5/2/21 Female 48 Deptford 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