My employer has moved to emergency measures, only employees critical to business continuity are to go on-site, everyone else is to work from home until Mar 27. This may be extended depending how things go in our area. We manufacture a lot of cold and flu medications, so people are going to be needing our products, or I suspect they'd be shutting down the plant as well. I'm a little concerned that they may stop paying hourly employees once the work we can do remotely dries up, but if so, we have enough buffer to weather it without having to sell investments.
DH is still required to go in to work, which we are not happy about because he takes public transit. Fortunately yesterday he said he was the only person on the bus, so hopefully the risk is low. Washing hands and sanitizing frequently. He is going to continue asking to work from home regardless, hopefully in the next few days this is accepted.
We had just done a regular stock up at BJ's and the bulk goods store before this became big, so we have plenty of food, TP, tissues, etc. If this goes on more than 2 weeks, our diet will get very boring though. There's definitely a shortage of fresh food - DH tried to stop after work yesterday for a few things, and the store was out of eggs and milk, and very limited on fruits and veggies.
We already take off our shoes in the house, with a small area around the door to keep shoes.
I was going to pick up my new glasses and contacts, but the store closed before I could. Fortunately I have an extra pair of contacts, so I should be ok until they open again. Unfortunately my old glasses are broken, so I don't have the option to stop using contacts for the duration.