Any teenager and those in contact with those teenagers who ve been to Teen Nights in Beach Haven are being asked to get tested as soon as possible for Covid-19.
The Long Beach Island Health Department, (a branch of the Ocean County Health Department), announced on Tuesday that they are investigating an Active Community Cluster of Covid-19 cases with at least 11 so far stemming from attendance at Teen Club Nights in the Beach Haven area.
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The Long Beach Island Health Department said that they received the first report of a positive Covid-19 case on July 19 which cited attending teen nights in Beach Haven on Sunday July 11 and Tuesday July 13.
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The Copperas Cove Parks and Recreation Department will be having pool nights coming up to cater to teens and adaptive families.
Teen Night at the City Park Pool, 1206 W. Ave. B, is scheduled to be from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Wednesday.
It is the inaugural Teen Night for the Parks and Recreation Department. Entrance is $3.25 per person.
Adaptive families have their own pool night from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. on July 28. Entrance is $3.25 per person.
Adaptive family night is for adults, children or families with physical or intellectual disabilities.