New Jersey Still Allows You To Report Your Friends and Neighbors for COVID-19 Violations

TRENTON, NJ – If you’re one of those people still hiding in your house masked up, with stocks of toilet paper and bottled water, we have the thing for you.

In a move that seems straight out of a satirical playbook, New Jersey still offers an online form for residents to report businesses and neighbors for violating COVID-related Executive Orders, long after the pandemic’s peak. Yes, you read that right—in 2024, you can still rat out the guy down the street for not wearing a mask in his own backyard.

While the world has largely moved on from the stringent measures of the pandemic, New Jersey’s online reporting form remains stubbornly active. The state invites you to fill out a comprehensive dossi...