As of July 7th, the following 19 states are listed on the NJ COVID-19 Information Hub: Alabama, Arkansas, Arizona, California, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Idaho, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, Nevada, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee,
Texas, and Utah. This list is updated weekly depending upon the pandemic status in each state.
As COVID-19 cases rise across the country, the goal of the Travel Advisory is to minimize the impact on New Jersey by preventing the start of an outbreak in our state. Although we cannot restrict your vacation and travel plans, it is critical that you are aware
of the potential risk of exposure when traveling to certain areas.
Although compliance to this advisory is voluntary, the state is expecting individuals to self-quarantine upon arrival from a state with significant community spread. Additionally, if you decide to travel to one of these states, please get tested when you arrive
back in New Jersey.
There are now more than 255 locations in the state to get tested. Visit
covid19.nj.gov/testing to find a testing site or talk to your doctor. Testing is available for all residents who want it or need it. If uninsured, multiple sites throughout the state will still provide a test, with a number of free testing opportunities.
To prevent an outbreak in our community, it is critical that you do your best to follow this guidance and get tested. If you need assistance in finding a safe place to quarantine, the Morris County Office of Health Management is happy to assist.
Have a good weekend, and stay well.
Sarah Neibart
Mayor, Mendham Township