Can construction projects continue? What construction is deemed essential?

Projects for health care, including hospitals and health care facilities;

Transportation projects, including roads, bridges, and physical infrastructure;

Utility projects;

Residential projects that are exclusively affordable housing;

Projects involving K-12 schools in Schools Development Authority districts and higher education facilities;

Projects already underway at a single-family home—or an individual apartment unit where an individual already resides—with a construction crew of 5 or fewer;

Projects already underway involving a residential unit which a tenant or buyer has legally agreed to occupy by a certain date, if construction is necessary for the unit's availability;

Projects involving the manufacture, distribution, storage, or servicing of products sold by essential retail businesses;

Data centers or facilities critical to a business’s ability to function;

Projects for the delivery of essential social services, including homeless shelters;

Projects supporting law enforcement or first responders;

Projects ordered by Federal or State government;

Construction of new religious facilities or construction involving existing religious facilities;

Any work to secure and protect a non-essential construction project for its suspension;

Any emergency repairs necessary for the health and safety of residents.