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TRENTON – The New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission (NJ MVC) announced March 16 that its North Cape May location is closed due to an employee testing positive for Covid and will reopen March 29.
According to a release, the employee who tested positive was last in the agency March 13.
Residents are reminded that 75% of the agency’s transactions can be fulfilled online, as nearly 30 online services available at the website, including most renewals for licenses and registrations.
Before scheduling an appointment, customers should first check to see if their transaction can be completed online and skip the trip to an MVC agency.
Any appointments canceled due to an MVC location closure must be rescheduled on the website. Customers will get an email when their appointment has been canceled.
If a customer can’t make an appointment, it should be canceled using the guidance in the MVC’s confirmation email to open the appointment for others.
Burleigh – Middle Township needs to start worrying about preserving our quality of life and preventing tax increases and stop letting developers bury every acre under asphalt and new homes. No one believes…
