Limited Pickup Hours: Monday-Saturday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.Welcome to this spacious Rhawnhurst twin home. Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board to open 565 Fine Wine and Good Spirits Shoppes for telephone orders and curbside pickup.įULL LIST of Philadelphia-area stores available starting Monday, April 27 (Philadelphia, Bucks, Chester, Delaware, and Montgomery Counties) The new case numbers will have to drop significantly in Southeastern Pennsylvania before that would be reached.īy: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA | responded: 04/24 4:17 pm 2,068 total new cases over 14 days would be 50/100,000 per capita. The entire 5 county region (Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery, and Philadelphia) has roughly 4.135 million people. Availability of testing, hospital capacity, and contact tracing are some other criteria.
The number of cases is not that only requirement for opening. We're trying to keep people safe, and we're being driven by the dictates of this virus," Wolf said. It's not to impose unneeded, arbitrary restrictions on people's freedom of movement. The city will have to drop to an average of around 56 cases a day for two weeks to get a case total of around of 792 and just meet the criteria. Philadelphia has been steady at somewhere over 500 new cases a day throughout April. Some regions are at or near that benchmark already, but it will take a while for the Philadelphia region's new infections to drop below that threshold. The Wolf administration clarified that it will be looking at the Total new cases over a two week period when deciding to reopen a region. There has never been close to 792 new positive cases per day, but the city is well over a total of 792 cases for the past two weeks. There must be 792 cases citywide in order to have a 50/100,000 per capita rate. Philadelphia County has a population of 1.584 million. It was not clear if that meant an average of new positive cases per day or the total of new positive cases over two weeks. One explicit metric mentioned in the 'Process to Reopen Pennsylvania' is "an average of less than 50 cases per 100,000 individuals over the course of 14 days." That requirement has led to some confusion. Those regions will move together through the three colored phases as certain benchmarks are met. The state is broken up into six regions with counties grouped together. Philadelphia and its surrounding suburbs will most likely be the last region to reopen under Governor Tom Wolf's plan. N95/N99), Face Masks with Integrated Shield, Medical Grade Alcohol Based Hand, Sanitizer, Aprons, Protective Gloves, Protective Goggles, Hospital Gowns, Protective Suits, and Sanitizing Wipes. Donations will be distributed to hospitals, medical facilities and emergency management services across Pennsylvania." The types of Personal Protective Equipment that is needed includes Surgical/Procedure Masks, Form Fitting Respirators (ex. "PA Critical Donations Portal is designed for individuals, corporations or community organizations to inform the commonwealth of critical medical supplies available for donation.
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SEE FULL LIST of STATE STORES OPEN for CURBSIDE PICKUP: SEE FULL LIST of Philadelphia-area Fine Wine and Spirts Shoppes that will be taking curbside pickup below. The online store is open and taking order, but there may be a wait. Only orders placed via the store's published phone number will be accepted. Stores will take the first 50 to 100 orders on a first-come, first-serve basis. You must show ID when picking up an order. There is a limit of 6 bottles per caller per store per day. Staff will guide shoppers through available inventory on the phone. Most stores will take orders starting at 9 a.m. "We acknowledge that Pennsylvanians are frustrated with busy signals and want broader access to wine and spirits, so after learning from our experiences this past week, we've made improvements to process orders faster, expand the hours we take orders by phone, and be more flexible in scheduling pickups, even the same day, if pickup appointments are available." "Beginning Monday, we'll have 565 Fine Wine & Good Spirits stores across Pennsylvania accepting orders by phone for curbside pickup," said PLCB Chairman Tim Holden. 176 stores were opened for the credit card and telephone only orders this week on Monday, 4/20. The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board announced on Friday, 4/24, that it is expanding curbside pickup to 389 more Fine Wine and Good Spirits Shoppes across the commonwealth starting Monday, April 27th.
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