Posted on 14 August 2020.
Find up-to-date information and guidance at our COVID-19 Information Hub.
 Though indoor dining remains closed, you can still support local bars and restaurants through outdoor dining, delivery, and curbside pick-up. Read more about restaurant health and safety requirements. |
| This week, Hawaii, South Dakota, and the Virgin Islands were added to New Jersey’s self-quarantine list while five states were removed. For a full list of hotspot states and details on the quarantine recommendation, click here. |
| Protect yourself, your loved ones, and your community by getting tested for COVID-19. It’s quick and easy. You don’t need insurance and free testing is available. Find a testing site online. |
| If you or someone you recently saw has COVID-19, a contact tracer will call you. Contact tracers are calling with lifesaving information that will keep you, your loved ones, and your community safe— so it’s critical that you answer the phone. Your help is the key to stopping COVID-19 and protecting your loved ones. Learn More. |
For more updates and resources, visit our COVID-19 Information Hub.
New Jersey’s public and private school districts will be open for in-person instruction this school year. However, districts that cannot meet health and safety protocols can begin the school year via remote-only instruction. Learn more about the safety guidelines in place for this fall.
Though indoor dining remains closed, you can still support local bars and restaurants through outdoor dining, delivery, and curbside pick-up. Read more about restaurant health and safety requirements.
This week, Hawaii, South Dakota, and the Virgin Islands were added to New Jersey’s self-quarantine list while five states were removed. For a full list of hotspot states and details on the quarantine recommendation, click here.
Protect yourself, your loved ones, and your community by getting tested for COVID-19. It’s quick and easy. You don’t need insurance and free testing is available. Find a testing site online.
If you or someone you recently saw has COVID-19, a contact tracer will call you. Contact tracers are calling with lifesaving information that will keep you, your loved ones, and your community safe— so it’s critical that you answer the phone. Your help is the key to stopping COVID-19 and protecting your loved ones. Learn More.
