Office of InnovationExecutive Order Violation Reporting Form
Through the Executive Order (EO) Violation Reporting Form, users can report any organizations or individuals endangering public health and safety by not following emergency COVID-related executive orders issued by Governor Murphy.
Challenge
To prevent the spread of COVID-19 and ease the strain on hospitals in the early stages of the pandemic, Governor Murphy issued several Executive Orders requiring health and safety measures at essential businesses, limits on gatherings, indoor mask requirements, the closure of non-essential businesses, and other protections. Unfortunately, some establishments did not follow these safety measures even after being warned and continued to jeopardize public health and safety.
Innovation In Action
To reduce the strain on the State’s call centers, OOI created an online tool to streamline the reporting process. Online submissions were then shared with the Office of Emergency Management and the Office of the Attorney General to follow up.
Impact + Metrics
- Using the tool, residents have reported more than 65,000 EO violations.
Status
- The reporting form remains active, however many of the COVID-related Executive Orders have been rescinded as part of the State’s reopening.
Key Partners
- Office of the Governor
- NJ Department of State, Business Action Center
- NJ Economic Development Authority
- NJ State Department of Treasury
- NJ State Department of Labor
- Statewide initiative, in partnership with all relevant State entities
Last updated on 10/26/23
