What’s still open in NJ?

What’s still open in NJ?

What’s still open after Phil Murphy shut down most or much of New Jersey on Saturday (effective 9PM.)

There are obviously a ton of exceptions (including essential government offices, law enforcement, and utility/power company workers) and a few dozen private sector industries deemed too important to close completely. Traveling on the Turnpike? Rest stops are still open; you just can’t hang out to eat inside.

It seems that this executive order only eliminated “joy rides.”

Here’s a list:

Where you can still conduct transactions in New Jersey (as of 3/22/2020)

• Medical facilities (your dentist and therapist included)
• Medical supply and support institutions
• Grocery stores (including places like Walmart and Target)
• Law offices (but limited)
• ***Accountant offices (maybe?)
• Media operations
• Convenience stores
• Gas stations
• Pharmacies (Rite Aid, CVS, etc)
• Restaurants for take out/delivery only
• Retail stores for ONLINE sales only
• Hardware stores (Lowes, Home Depot)
• Banks
• Farmers markets
• Farms directly supplying customers
• Food banks
• Laundromats
• Dry cleaners
• Pet stores
• Kid-related supply stores (e.g. Buy Buy Baby)
• Liquor stores
• Pot dispensaries
• Daycares
• Nannies
• Housekeepers
• Janitorial services
• Veterinarian office/clinics
• Mail/delivery stores (UPS, FedEx)
• Printing and office supply businesses
• Car dealerships for maintenance and repairs only
• Car mechanics
• Most manufacturing companies
• Construction companies
• Logistics companies
• Trucking/Shipping companies