O’Scanlon: Computer repairs shops can open

Senator Declan O’Scanlon said that the Governor’s Office told him that computer repair shops are considered essential and that they are allowed to open in the current COVID-19 shutdown.

I have official word directly from the Governor’s office that computer repair shops can reopen. Please let me know immediately if there are any local officials questioning this and we’ll deal with them directly. Thanks for reaching out! https://t.co/MemcjPTx53

— Declan O’Scanlon (@declanoscanlon) March 26, 2020

O’Scanlon told MMM that he is uncertain if Governor Phil Murphy will make a specific announcement regarding computer repair shops, but that he has been assured that they are covered in the Executive Order that allows essential services to continue to operate.

Any computer repair shop with questions or experiencing difficulty with a local official is welcome to call O’Scanlon’s office at 732-444-1838.

Posted: March 26th, 2020 | Author: Art Gallagher | Filed under: Monmouth County, New Jersey | Tags: Computer repair shops, COVID-19, New Jersey | Comments Off on O’Scanlon: Computer repairs shops can open

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