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Governor Phil Murphy @GovMurphy
☑️Spot positivity rate for tests from August 3rd was 1.95% ☑️Rate of transmission is 1.15 The downward movement of our Rt is a positive sign, but we cannot give up one inch. https://t.co/HiurB5NiGo — PolitiTweet.org
Governor Phil Murphy @GovMurphy
NEW: We’ve received 384 new positive #COVID19 test results, pushing our cumulative total since March 4th to 184,061. https://t.co/Hux7KcAVsF — PolitiTweet.org
Governor Phil Murphy @GovMurphy
NEW: @NJDA will be releasing a memo clarifying that schools MUST continue to provide free and reduced-price meals to eligible students, whether school days are shortened, students are receiving virtual learning on a particular day, or parents have opted for all-remote learning. — PolitiTweet.org
Governor Phil Murphy @GovMurphy
Education Update: @NewJerseyDOE has released the FAQ we referred to at our briefing on Monday. Please visit https://t.co/aND7tlgCrW to find this resource. https://t.co/use8oauTJ2 — PolitiTweet.org
Governor Phil Murphy @GovMurphy
Congress needs to provide direct assistance to states. #COVID19 hasn’t cared if it ravages a Blue State or a Red State, and neither should Congress. Let’s get this done now so we can protect the jobs of the critical responders we need. — PolitiTweet.org
Governor Phil Murphy @GovMurphy
Mitch McConnell may have forgotten that while he gets paid no matter what, millions of taxpayers who fund his salary – and their families – are hurting and need help yesterday. Congress needs to extend federal unemployment benefits, and the President needs to sign this. Now. — PolitiTweet.org
Governor Phil Murphy @GovMurphy
It’s absolutely unconscionable that Mitch McConnell decided to go home last weekend rather than stay in Washington and work to renew federal unemployment benefits. New Jersey families are now receiving $600 less a week to make ends meet as this emergency continues. — PolitiTweet.org
Governor Phil Murphy @GovMurphy
Since this emergency began: ☑️More than 1.3 million New Jerseyans have been deemed eligible for monetary benefits through the unemployment system ☑️96% of them have received payment ☑️More than $13.2 billion has been released into the pockets of New Jersey’s families https://t.co/UR5pDilJG1 — PolitiTweet.org
Governor Phil Murphy @GovMurphy
Yesterday’s @NJLaborDept report showed a more than 40% decrease in the number of initial unemployment claims. This is the lowest number we’ve seen since March and before the pandemic hit. While we certainly have a long way to go, this decrease offers a glimmer of hope. https://t.co/rwDCyy34a1 — PolitiTweet.org
Governor Phil Murphy @GovMurphy
Reminder to travelers & New Jerseyans returning from states on our travel advisory: A negative #COVID19 test result DOES NOT CHANGE the need for you to self-quarantine for 14 days upon arrival. It can take days for the virus to present itself at a level where a test would see it. https://t.co/utdJXcdrYc — PolitiTweet.org
Governor Phil Murphy @GovMurphy
We need YOU to answer the call from contact tracers and help them. Together, we can slow the spread of #COVID19 and protect anyone who may have been exposed. — PolitiTweet.org
Governor Phil Murphy @GovMurphy
Let’s be perfectly clear: Contact tracing is about public health. Period. No one is out on a witch hunt. No one is asking questions that have any focus other than trying to stop the spread of this virus. — PolitiTweet.org
Governor Phil Murphy @GovMurphy
The greatest impediment to contact tracing has been from people not answering the phone or refusing to assist our contact tracers. 45% of those who have tested positive for coronavirus and answered the call refused to provide any contact information to our contact tracers. — PolitiTweet.org
Governor Phil Murphy @GovMurphy
From the work of our contact tracers, we’re already seeing what works & where we need to work harder. According to our dashboard: ☑️63% of those who were called by a contact tracer were successfully reached ☑️Nearly half of all contacts were able to be notified of their exposure — PolitiTweet.org
Governor Phil Murphy @GovMurphy
Across New Jersey, there are currently 15 contact tracers on-the-ground for every 100,000 residents. More contact tracers will be added until every county hits the 15-per-100,000 threshold. Then we will seek to double it. — PolitiTweet.org
Governor Phil Murphy @GovMurphy
👥 CONTACT TRACING UPDATE 👥 We’re adding a new dashboard to https://t.co/JW1q8awGh7 on our contact tracing efforts. This dashboard will allow everyone to see where our corps of 1,344 contact tracers is currently on the job, as well as the latest information on their efforts. https://t.co/YGZsaUpbd0 — PolitiTweet.org
Governor Phil Murphy @GovMurphy
We know folks will need the flexibility to pay back months of rent or mortgage payments when our moratorium lifts. We continue to work with our legislative partners to find a solution. I’m hopeful that I’ll have a bill on my desk by the end of this month to get us there. — PolitiTweet.org
Governor Phil Murphy @GovMurphy
Reminder: Our eviction moratorium remains firmly in place, protecting tenants from being removed during the pandemic. Tenants for whom evictions have been filed may choose to participate in court mediation purely at their option. Choosing not to do so will not lead to eviction. — PolitiTweet.org
Governor Phil Murphy @GovMurphy
Through this assistance, we can help directly support COVID-impacted renters by having outstanding back-rent forgiven and reducing the risks for evictions once the statewide moratorium expires. — PolitiTweet.org
Governor Phil Murphy @GovMurphy
The majority of low- and moderate-income renters live in buildings with between three and ten rental units. By assisting small landlords, we’re helping to secure quality rental housing by protecting their investment in the maintenance of their properties. — PolitiTweet.org
Governor Phil Murphy @GovMurphy
Landlords who receive assistance through our Small Landlord Emergency Grant Program must then pass along the benefits to their tenants by forgiving outstanding back rent and late fees accumulated during this period. — PolitiTweet.org
Governor Phil Murphy @GovMurphy
Proud to announce the creation of a new Small Landlord Emergency Grant Program – $25 million from the Coronavirus Relief Fund to provide emergency grant funding to small rental apartment building owners for #COVID19-related rent losses. https://t.co/iZ9jnao6yk — PolitiTweet.org
Governor Phil Murphy @GovMurphy
UPDATE: We’re down to 310,800 power outages from a peak of 1.4 million. I’m continuing to press the utilities to restore power as quickly and safely as possible. — PolitiTweet.org
Governor Phil Murphy @GovMurphy
Holding a COVID-19 briefing. WATCH: https://t.co/zu1ol6rzsQ — PolitiTweet.org
Governor Phil Murphy @GovMurphy
We are forever grateful to all who have made sacrifices for our freedom. #PurpleHeartDay https://t.co/ROIC6iiPWC — PolitiTweet.org
Governor Phil Murphy @GovMurphy
UPDATE: We’re down to approximately 339,839 outages statewide from a peak of 1.4 million. We are in touch with all major utilities, which are working to restore power as quickly and safely as possible. — PolitiTweet.org
Governor Phil Murphy @GovMurphy
Join me and @LtGovOliver live today at 1:00 PM for our briefing on #COVID19 in New Jersey. YouTube: https://t.co/rIPsZGPv4X Twitter: https://t.co/Io34K1c3b8 Facebook: https://t.co/0bGyMWZS29 https://t.co/8PT5VlZqSB — PolitiTweet.org
Governor Phil Murphy @GovMurphy
Join me live today at 1:00 PM for our briefing on #COVID19 in New Jersey. YouTube: https://t.co/3MsqW2Ng2p Twitter: https://t.co/Io34K1c3b8 Facebook: https://t.co/UXKfdCz94H https://t.co/yL3NVpmBQF — PolitiTweet.org
Governor Phil Murphy @GovMurphy
While insurance companies reap massive profits from the pandemic, too many families are struggling with the cost of health care. That’s why I signed a bill last week to uphold the ACA and lower costs – a move fiercely opposed by the insurance industry. https://t.co/l6cCWKezRu — PolitiTweet.org
Governor Phil Murphy @GovMurphy
While insurance companies reap massive profits from the pandemic, too many families are struggling with the cost of health care. That’s why I signed a bill last week to uphold the ACA and lower costs - a move fiercely opposed by the insurance industry. https://t.co/l6cCWKezRu — PolitiTweet.org
