Non-Essential Haddonfield Businesses Begin Reopening

HADDONFIELD, NJ — Non-essential retail businesses in Haddonfield reopened for curbside pickup on Monday in compliance with Gov. Phil Murphy’s announcement last week. The announcement called for the reopening of non-essential businesses for curbside pickup Monday morning.

Customers are encouraged to notify the business of their choice by text message, email, or phone to arrange for purchase pickup, Downtown Haddonfield said in a statement on Monday.

Customers are asked to remain in their vehicle — if arriving by car — until store staff delivers their purchases directly to them. Where possible, all customer transactions are to be handled in advance by phone, email, fax, or other means that avoid person-to-person contact.

“We are excited to see our retail businesses take this step forward to serve their beloved customers,” Partnership for Haddonfield Retail Recruiter Remi Fortunato said. “Whether it’s shopping via curbside pickup, purchasing a beautifully wrapped gift online, purchasing an online town-wide gift certificate, or ordering a delicious cooked-to-order meal for delivery or take-out, our businesses stand ready to safely serve their customers.”

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The Haddonfield Police Department has set up new “stopping zones” along Kings Highway East. Vehicles may stop at any red meter bag for up to five minutes during curbside pickup. Metered spaces with green bags are still available for regular parking, which continues to be free. These restrictions are in place every day from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Haddon Patch has set up a directory business owners can use to let people know they are open. Details on the directory and the form to enter your business can be found here.

Downtown Haddonfield is also posting an updated list and announcements regarding businesses in Downtown Haddonfield at DowntownHaddonfield.com/Events/Open/.

Murphy reopened more businesses and activities on Monday, and he's set to provide more details on reopening "with the dates associated with it" this week. Read more here: Gov. Murphy Reopens More Businesses, Activities Amid NJ Coronavirus

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