ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – Officials on Tuesday posted a list of jobs falling under the category of essential businesses once the Orange County stay-at-home order begins.
The order starts at 11 p.m. Thursday and will last for two weeks.
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Here is a list of jobs the county lists as an essential business:
- Healthcare providers
- Grocery store employees
- Food cultivation
- Any business to provide food, shelter, social services and necessities of life
- Hotels and motels
- Media
- Gas stations
- Auto-supply, auto-repair, towing companies
- Banks and other financial institutions
- Hardware stores
- Licensed contractors
- Businesses providing mailing and shipping services
- Laundromats and dry cleaners
- Restaurants to offer a pickup option or delivery
- Schools providing free food services to students
- Businesses that supply office products needed for anyone who works from home
- Any business selling medical equipment and supply providers
- Businesses shipping groceries or goods to residences
- Airlines
- Taxis
- Bus employees
- Home-based care for seniors adults or children
- Assisted living facilities and nursing homes
- Legal services
- Landscape and pool care business
- Childcare facilities
- Businesses operating at an airport or government facility
- Pet supply stores
- Logistics providers
- Telecommunications providers
- Providers of propane or natural gas
- Construction sites
- Architectural, engineering and land surveying services
- Factories and plants
- Waste management services
- Businesses interacting with customers solely through electronic or telephonic means
- Businesses delivering products through mail
For more specifics whether a certain job falls under the categories listed above, click on this link.
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There have been 50 cases of coronavirus in Orange County, according to the department of health.
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