COVID-19 Testing in New Jersey

Created: January 13, 2022
​One representative with FEMA Region 2 Equity Task Force was asking us to share important information on COVID-19 testing to combat the spread of virus in our community

COVID-19 cases are rapidly increasing in New Jersey. Individuals with COVID-19 symptoms, or those who have been in close contact with someone with COVID-19, should get tested to reduce the spread of the virus. New Jerseyans can get tested by:
  1. Ordering a free at-home saliva test, shipped directly to your home at no cost
  2. Visiting a free public testing location in your county
  3. Using the COVID-19 Test Site Finder to find a test nearby​​

​A free federal testing site is also open at 90 Halsted Street in East Orange, offering nasal swab PCR testing to all NJ residents ages 3 and up. This site is open from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily until Monday, January 24 and walk-ins are welcome. See the attached flyers for more information.

FEMA-R2 Prepares