Masks are optional for fully vaccinated individuals in most areas but required for all in the Children's Center.
See here for more information.
Financial Support
The Coronavirus Pandemic Resource Guide for New Jerseyans from Senator Cory Booker's office is a regularly updated summary of governmental and private resources available to New Jersey residents, businesses, and organizations.
For People
- New Jersey offers financial assistance programs to help residents pay utility bills and rent, avoid eviction, and more. Information about these programs and an eligibility screening tool are here.
- Information on Tax Relief and Economic Impact Payments.
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Bergen County residents without minor children can apply for financial assistance with the Bergen County Board of Social Services.
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Bergen County United Way offers an extensive network of support services reach them online and by dialing 211.
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Questions about benefits from the Social Security Administration? Look for answers here.
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Ridgewood Social Services offers help to residents of Ridgewood, Glen Rock, Midland Park, Ho-Ho-Kus, Waldwick, and Wyckoff.
For Businesses and Organizations
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Information on Tax Relief can be found here
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Information about programs intended specifically for NJ businesses is here.
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Does my business or organization qualify for state, federal, or other assistance? Use the Emergency Assistance Eligibility Wizard to check.
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Are you an employer with COVID-19-related job openings? Post them on the NJ COVID-19 On-Demand Hiring Portal.
Job Seekers
- Search through thousands of recently posted New Jersey job openings here.
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Plus more resources for people seeking work.
- Extensive help on finding a job in a post-COVID-19 world, with detailed steps for improving your job search, resume, remote interview skills, and more.