Ocean County Positive Covid-19 Case Total Is 5,171

The amount of positive Covid-19 coronavirus cases in Ocean County has risen to 5,171 in the latest tally Wednesday Afternoon by the Ocean County Health Department which includes 181 new cases.

Lakewood has 1,403 of the 5,171 cases in Ocean County.

Toms River has the second most with 901, Brick has 677 cases.

Here is the updated positive case count in Ocean County:

*The Ocean County Health Department said that the data above identifies the municipality or mailing address which was self-reported by the resident at the time of testing. It may not necessarily represent the municipality of residence.

The above numbers were provided by the Ocean County Health Department. The chart information below reflects those numbers to the best ability.

The numbers have been broken down by the WOBM News team.

The number to the left is the amount reported on the date to the numbers immediate right.

Barnegat: 2 (3/19), 1 (3/21), 3 (3/24), 4 (3/25), 2 (3/26), 8 (3/28), 3 (3/30), 12 (3/31), 3 (4/1), 1 (4/2), 7 (4/3), 10 (4/4) 2 (4/5), 2 (4/6), 9 (4/7), 5 (4/8), 12 (4/9), 11 (4/10), 6 (4/11), 4 (4/12), 5 (4/13), 7 (4/14), 7 (4/15), 8 (4/16), 4 (4/17), 9 (4/18), 3 (4/19), 4 (4/20), 7 (4/21), 3 (4/22).

Barnegat Light: 1 (3/24), 1 (3/27).

Bay Head: 1 (3/22), 1 (3/30), 1 (4/8), 1 (4/13), 1 (4/14), 1 (4/17), 1 (4/21).

Beach Haven: 1 (3/28), 2 (3/30), 1 (4/2), 1 (4/7), 1 (4/8).

Beachwood: 3 (3/26), 1 (3/28), 3 (3/29), 2 (3/31), 2 (4/1), 1 (4/2), 7 (4/3), 4 (4/4), 6 (4/5), 2 (4/6), 8 (4/7), 9 (4/9), 1 (4/10), 1 (4/11), 5 (4/12), 3 (4/15), 2 (4/17), 2 (4/18), 1 (4/21), 5 (4/22).

Berkeley: 1 (3/15), 1 (3/17), 1 (3/21), 3 (3/24), 11 (3/25), 11 (3/26), 5 (3/27), 8 (3/28), 4 (3/29), 13 (3/30), 10 (3/31), 15 (4/1), 8 (4/2), 24 (4/3), 21 (4/4), 6 (4/4), 15 (4/6), 20 (4/7), 10 (4/8), 43 (4/9), 14 (4/10), 6 (4/11), 9 (4/12), 6 (4/13), 17 (4/14), 8 (4/15), 34 (4/16), 10 (4/17), 9 (4/18), 12 (4/19), 7 (4/20), 9 (4/21), 11 (4/22).

Brick: 1 (3/19), 2 (3/21), 1 (3/22), 9 (3/24), 9 (3/25), 11 (3/26), 13 (3/27), 26 (3/28), 9 (3/29), 16 (3/30), 10 (3/31), 21 (4/1), 14 (4/2), 83 (4/3), 44 (4/4), 33 (4/5), 34 (4/6), 45 (4/7), 33 (4/8), 19 (4/9), 13 (4/10), 25 (4/11), 13 (4/12), 11 (4/13), 19 (4/14), 26 (4/15), 45 (4/16), 22 (4/17), 17 (4/18), 24 (4/19), 17 (4/20), 26 (4/21), 27 (4/22).

Eagleswood: 1 (4/6), 1 (4/14), 1 (4/15), 1 (4/17).

Harvey Cedars: 0

Island Heights: 1 (3/25), 1 (4/1), 2 (4/14),1 (4/16), 2 (4/17).

Jackson: 1 (3/17), 1 (3/19), 3 (3/19), 5 (3/21), 1 (3/22), 7 (3/23), 5 (3/24), 12 (3/25), 17 (3/26), 5 (3/27), 7 (3/28), 13 (3/29), 13 (3/30), 10 (3/31), 14 (4/1), 6 (4/2), 34 (4/3), 24 (4/4), 20 (4/5), 15 (4/6), 26 (4/7), 38 (4/8), 15 (4/9), 16 (4/10), 11 (4/11), 13 (4/12), 7 (4/13), 14 (4/14), 17 (4/15), 12 (4/16), 5 (4/17), 2 (4/18), 26 (4/19), 12 (4/20), 23 (4/21), 23 (4/22).

Lacey: 1 (3/20), 3 (3/21), 6 (3/25), 2 (3/26), 2 (3/27), 3 (3/28), 1 (3/29), 2 (3/30), 11 (3/31), 5 (4/1), 1 (4/2), 14 (4/3), 5 (4/4), 2 (4/5), 1 (4/6), 16 (4/7), 1 (4/8), 7 (4/9), 7 (4/10), 3 (4/11), 6 (4/12), 3 (4/13), 5 (4/14), 2 (4/15), 4 (4/16), 3 (4/17), 1 (4/18), 4 (4/19), 8 (4/20), 4 (4/21), 3 (4/22).

Lakehurst: 1 (3/29), 1 (3/31), 1 (4/1), 1 (4/4), 1 (4/7), 2 (4/9), 2 (4/10), 1 (4/12), 1 (4/13), 1 (4/14),1 (4/17), 2 (4/18), 1 (4/19), 2 (4/22).

Lakewood: 4 (3/19), 22 (3/19), 16 (3/21), 4 (3/22), 23 (3/23), 15 (3/24), 57 (3/25), 47 (3/26), 38 (3/27), 36 (3/28), 99 (3/29), 28 (3/30), 39 (3/31), 12 (4/1), 74 (4/2), 75 (4/3), 91 (4/4), 66 (4/5), 69 (4/6), 12 (4/7), 99 (4/8), 51 (4/9), 28 (4/10), 25 (4/11), 25 (4/12), 10 (4/13), 32 (4/14), 26 (4/15), 71 (4/16), 49 (4/17), 15 (4/18), 20 (4/19), 32 (4/20), 37 (4/21), 36 (4/22).

Lavallette: 1 (3/26), 1 (3/30), 1 (4/1), 1 (4/3), 1 (4/4), 1 (4/6), 1 (4/8), 1 (4/9).

Little Egg Harbor: 1 (3/19), 1 (3/21), 1 (3/25), 1 (3/26), 1 (3/27), 1 (3/28), 1 (3/29), 2 (3/31), 1 (4/2), 7 (4/3), 3 (4/4), 3 (4/6), 4 (4/7), 3 (4/8), 1 (4/9), 8 (4/10), 2 (4/11), 2 (4/12), 3 (4/13), 5 (4/14), 3 (4/15), 10 (4/16), 3 (4/17), 3 (4/18), 4 (4/19), 2 (4/20), 4 (4/21).

Long Beach Township: 2 (3/21), 1 (3/29), 2 (4/1), 1 (4/3), 1 (4/4), 1 (4/6), 3 (4/10), 1 (4/11), 2 (4/14), 1 (4/16), 1 (4/19), 1 (4/20), 1 (4/21).

Manchester: 1 (3/13), 2 (3/19), 1 (3/20), 1 (3/23), 1 (3/24), 6 (3/25), 8 (3/26), 6 (3/27), 6 (3/28), 1 (3/29), 9 (3/30), 13 (3/31), 13 (4/1), 5 (4/2), 15 (4/3), 20 (4/4), 8 (4/5), 6 (4/6), 18 (4/7), 13 (4/8), 26 (4/9), 11 (4/10), 7 (4/11), 12 (4/12), 5 (4/13), 18 (4/14), 14 (4/15), 19 (4/16), 12 (4/17), 10 (4/18), 13 (4/19), 23 (4/20), 10 (4/21), 20 (4/22).

Mantoloking: 0

Ocean Gate: 1 (3/24), 2 (4/6), 1 (4/12), 1 (4/13), 1 (4/16), 1 (4/21).

Ocean Twp. (Waretown): 2 (3/26), 1 (3/27), 1 (3/28), 2 (4/3), 2 (4/4), 1 (4/5), 3 (4/7), 2 (4/9), 3 (4/10), 3 (4/11), 1 (4/12), 1 (4/13), 1 (4/15), 2 (4/17), 1 (4/19), 1 (4/20), 1 (4/21).

Pine Beach: 2 (4/8), 1 (4/9), 1 (4/11), 1 (4/14), 1 (4/16), 3 (4/17).

Plumsted: 1 (3/21), 1 (3/24), 1 (3/25), 1 (3/28), 3 (4/3), 2 (4/4), 3 (4/5), 5 (4/6), 1 (4/7), 1 (4/8), 1 (4/11), 2 (4/12), 3 (4/14), 3 (4/15), 2 (4/16), 1 (4/17), 2 (4/18), 1 (4/19), 2 (4/21).

Point Pleasant Beach: 1 (3/24), 1 (3/26), 1 (3/29), 1 (4/1), 2 (4/3), 2 (4/4), 1 (4/5), 1 (4/6), 3 (4/7), 2 (4/8), 1 (4/9), 2 (4/10), 2 (4/11), 2 (4/13),  2 (4/16), 2 (4/17), 1 (4/18), 1 (4/20), 2 (4/21).

Point Pleasant Borough: 1 (3/19), 2 (3/21), 1 (3/22), 2 (3/23), 5 (3/24), 2 (3/25), 5 (3/26), 2 (3/27), 2 (3/28), 6 (3/30), 2 (3/31), 6 (4/1), 12 (4/2), 4 (4/3), 7 (4/4), 1 (4/5), 3 (4/6), 2 (4/8), 5 (4/9), 6 (4/10), 2 (4/11), 2 (4/12), 1 (4/13), 3 (4/14), 1 (4/15), 3 (4/16), 4 (4/17), 1 (4/18), 6 (4/19), 3 (4/20), 5 (4/21), 11 (4/22).

Seaside Heights: 1 (3/27), 1 (3/28), 2 (3/29), 1 (3/30), 1 (3/31), 4 (4/4), 1 (4/5), 2 (4/6), 1 (4/8), 1 (4/9), 3 (4/10), 1 (4/15), 1 (4/19), 1 (4/20).

Seaside Park: 1 (3/20), 1 (3/30), 1 (4/14).

Ship Bottom: 1 (3/20), 1 (3/26), 1 (4/1), 1 (4/2), 1 (4/3), 1 (4/16).

South Toms River: 1 (3/24), 2 (3/26), 2 (3/27), 2 (3/28), 1 (3/29), 2 (3/30), 5 (3/31), 1 (4/1), 4 (4/3), 2 (4/4), 3 (4/5), 1 (4/6), 1 (4/7), 1 (4/8), 5 (4/9), 1 (4/10), 2 (4/11), 3 (4/12), 5 (4/13), 1 (4/14), 2 (4/15), 2 (4/16), 2 (4/17), 1 (4/19), 2 (4/20), 2 (4/21), 1 (4/22).

Surf City: 1 (3/19), 1 (4/3), 1 (4/7), 1 (4/11).

Stafford: 2 (3/19), 1 (3/21), 1 (3/23), 3 (3/26), 1 (3/28), 3 (3/29), 1 (3/30), 11 (3/31), 2 (4/1), 15 (4/3), 9 (4/4), 12 (4/5), 6 (4/7), 4 (4/8), 7 (4/9), 6 (4/10), 11 (4/11), 17 (4/12), 4 (4/13), 3 (4/14), 6 (4/15), 6 (4/16), 1 (4/17), 9 (4/19), 3 (4/20), 11 (4/21), 6 (4/22).

Toms River: 1 (3/14), 1 (3/17), 2 (3/19), 8 (3/21), 4 (3/22), 5 (3/23), 6 (3/24), 12 (3/25), 20 (3/26), 9 (3/27), 22 (3/28), 15 (3/29), 21 (3/30), 29 (3/31), 48 (4/1), 18 (4/2), 59 (4/3), 56 (4/4), 28 (4/5), 21 (4/6), 50 (4/7), 23 (4/8), 50 (4/9), 33 (4/10), 15 (4/11), 41 (4/12), 11 (4/13), 62 (4/14), 8 (4/15), 82 (4/16), 37 (4/17), 14 (4/18), 31 (4/19), 26 (4/20), 22 (4/21), 32 (4/22).

Tuckerton: 2 (4/4), 1 (4/9), 1 (4/10), 2 (4/14), 3 (4/19), 1 (4/22).

Here are some news and notes regarding the Coronavirus impacts in Ocean County:

• The first case of the coronavirus to reach Ocean County was confirmed in Manchester Township when a 72-year old man contracted the disease.

• Ocean County Emergency Management and Ocean County Health Department officials are continuing to meet daily to not only address the ongoing pandemic but be prepared for any future events.

• As the amount of positive coronavirus cases continue to rise in New Jersey, Police Chiefs in Ocean County are coming up with alternate response methods to keep officers safe as well as residents.

• Jersey Shore Congressman Chris Smith (R - 4th District) announced that there is more than $4.5 million in emergency funding being awarded to local governments in New Jersey's Fourth Congressional District via the CARES Act which will help areas stabilize and recover from the economic impacts of the coronavirus pandemic.

• Ocean County State Senator Jim Holzapfel (R), Assemblyman Greg McGuckin (R) and Assemblyman John Catalano (R) are working with the NJ State Police Fraternal Association to collect desperately needed masks and other personal protective equipment to protect first responders and health care workers during the coronavirus crisis.

Ocean County Public Health Coordinator Dan Regenye said that if you experience symptoms such as a fever, dry cough or have difficulty breathing, start by remaining calm, then call your primary care physician, insurance company and even the Ocean County Health Department.

"If they do experience any of these symptoms the major thing is not to panic but to stay informed and contact their health care provider if they have any concerns," Regenye said. "If they're working with us, and we're either self-monitoring or we're working with them to be tested...if their symptoms get worse, we would ask them not to present themselves at the hospital or their physicians office. Work with us and we'll get you to the proper level of care with the proper notice to those establishments so you can get the proper level of treatment that's needed."