TRENTON - Contact tracing has become an important part of many state's response to combating the coronavirus pandemic.
Since the outbreak began in earnest in the United States, local officials have assembled teams dedicated to following the lines of potential transmission between an infected person and those they came in contact with.In New Jersey, Gov.
Phil Murphy has been aggressive about the use of contact tracing to fight the pandemic that has ravaged his state. The third step in Murphy's six-part reopening plan calls for a boost in contact tracing.
As the state continues to ease restrictions on businesses and lift bans on public spaces, the first-term democrat has not relented on his promise to create a robust contact tracing.