Mayor's COVID-19 Video, Testing Update, and Info on a Virtual Town Hall for Victims & Survivors

Montgomery Township Mayor Sadaf Jaffer's weekly video message about COVID-19 and latest developments in the community. In addition to the updates, this week the mayor interviews Montgomery residents Jai and Marissa Narula – organizers of “Meals for Heroe,” an initiative supporting local health care workers.

Two options for getting tested for COVID-19.

Brunswick Urgent Care in Franklin Park has Drive-Thru Testing. 

"We have had quite a few residents of Hillsborough and some from Montgomery Township come for Covid-19 testing," says Barbara Helmlinger of Brunswick Urgent Care.  "We have drive-thru testing."

"I realize RVCC is offering it now but a prescription is needed," Helmlinger says. "I wanted to suggest if people just want to be tested and don’t have a prescription, that we are available. They must preregister over the phone and we do drive thru testing Monday-Saturday."

Brunswick Urgent Care

3185 Route 27

Franklin Park, NJ  08823

(732)422-4889

Somerset / Hunterdon Testing Site at RVCC

The Hunterdon and Somerset COVID-19 drive-thru test clinic will be open Monday, April 20; Wednesday, April 22; and Friday, April 24. Montgomery and Rocky Hill residents can make an appointment for the new drive-thru test center, located at Raritan Valley Community College in Branchburg, by registering at: somerset-hunterdon.adlabscovidtest.com. Those without access to a computer can call 908.237.7150. Click here for more information

Montgomery and Rocky Hill COVID-19 Cases

As of 9 am today, April 19:

NJ cases: 85,301

NJ deaths: 4,202

Somerset County cases: 2,385

Somerset County deaths: 158

Montgomery cases:  62

Montgomery deaths: 1

Rocky Hill cases: 6

Age Ranges of Cases in Montgomery & Rocky Hill:

2         <20

10       20-29

12        30-39

6         40-49

16        50-59

12        60-69

3         70-79

7         >79

Virtual COVID-19 Town Hall

New Jersey Attorney General Grewal will present a COVID-19 virtual town hall on services available to victims and survivors of the coronavirus on Wednesday, April 22 from 12 pm to 1 pm. See flyer for details. Click here to register.