Holiday Travel Guidance from the NJ Department of Health

November 16, 2021 

Although the availability and use of effective vaccines promises a return toward normalcy for this year’s holiday season, it’s still important to continue taking steps to lessen the risk to you, your family, and your friends. Be sure to follow the guidelines below and share them with others in your family, community, and place of work. 

• Get vaccinated against the flu and COVID-19. If eligible, get your COVID-19 booster. 

• Everyone 2 years and older who is not fully vaccinated should wear a mask when in indoor public places. You may also want to wear a mask indoors, even if vaccinated, in higher risk settings, including crowds, where the vaccination status of others is not known, and if you are at increased risk of severe disease. Consider wearing a mask to protect others around you who are at high risk of severe disease. 

• Celebrate outside when possible or in well-ventilated areas. 

• If you have any COVID-19 symptoms, stay home and do not host or attend gatherings. 

• Get tested if you have COVID-19 symptoms or are a close contact of someone with COVID-19. 

• Delay travel until fully vaccinated. 

• If traveling over the holiday season, be sure to visit the new NJDOH Traveler’s Health page for travel-related guidance! Remember that masks are required on all modes of public transportation and in transportation hubs. 

When we work together to protect our health as well as the health of others, we can enjoy safer holidays and travel. 

Updated: September 13, 2021

Executive Order 251 Mandates the Wearing of Masks by Staff, Students, and Visitors while in the School Building

In accordance with Governor Murphy's Executive Order No. 251, effective August 9, 2021 all public, private, and parochial preschool programs and elementary and secondary schools, including charter and renaissance schools (collectively “school districts”), must maintain a policy regarding mandatory use of face masks by staff, students, and visitors in the indoor portion of the school district premises, except in the following circumstances:

a. When doing so would inhibit the individual’s health, such as when the individual is exposed to extreme heat indoors (may require a physician's note);

b. When the individual has trouble breathing, is unconscious, incapacitated, or otherwise unable to remove a face masks without assistance;

c. When a student’s documented medical condition or disability, as reflected in an Individualized Education Program (IEP) or Educational Plan pursuant to Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, precludes use of a face mask;

d. When the individual is under two (2) years of age;

e. When the individual is engaged in activity that cannot physically be performed while wearing a mask, such as eating or drinking, or playing a musical instrument that would be obstructed by a face mask;

f. When the individual is engaged in high-intensity aerobic or anaerobic activity;

g. When a student is participating in high-intensity physical activities during a physical education class in a well-ventilated location and able to maintain a physical distance of six feet from al other individuals; or

h. When wearing a face mask creates an unsafe condition in which to operate equipment or execute a task.

Violation of “any order, rule or regulation adopted by the Governor” constitutes, per App.A.9-49, a disorderly persons offense which is subject to 6 months imprisonment or up to $1,000 fine or both. Per App.A.9-50, anyone who knowingly aids or abets another in the violation of an Executive Order under the Disaster Control Act may also be found to be a disorderly person and punishable in the same manner.

Service Electric Cable TV & Communications Participates in the FCC’s (EBB) Emergency Broadband Benefit Program

Dear Community Leader, 

Service Electric Cable TV has been a leader in the communications industry for decades and is a broadband provider in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. We are proud to participate in the FCC’s Emergency Broadband Benefit Program in the communities we serve. 

The Emergency Broadband Benefit Program is a $3.2 billion broadband subsidy program that will connect eligible households with free or discounted broadband service during the COVID-19 emergency. This temporary federal program is designed to provide consumers with up to $50 off the standard monthly rates of broadband Internet service. The FCC has started the enrollment process as of May 12, 2021.  

If you would like to learn more about how Service Electric Cable TV is continuing to help our communities during these difficult times go to our EBB webpage, https://www.sectv.com/Web/aspEBB.aspx?strSystem=LV and https://www.sectv.com/Web/aspEBBFAQ.aspx?strSystem=LV

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