Regrettably not having the plant in person & without other keys to tell more (pollen cone or seed cone), I’m reluctant to confirm. You would the best judge for narrowing down which cultivar. Best you take a sample to nurseries like ‘Pike’ for a match. You could also try the experts of American Conifer Society for a confirmed ID. Yearly membership is $40.00. Best wishes to you RonFreed!
Laura

https://conifersociety.org/conifers/juniperus-conferta-blue-pacific/

Thanks for your help, Laura! Your links helped me look in the right direction. I have found something that I would love your opinion on. Do you think the plant I’m trying to identify might be more specifically “Blue Pacific Shore Juniper”?

Image for ‘Repanda’ cultivar. Again copy & paste the included link below.

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Juniperus_communis_%27Repanda%27_kz01.jpg

Maybe one of low growing cultivars in the juniper genus (Juniperus). Since there are no cones to help narrow down, I’m taking a guess for now; possible something in the common juniper (Juniperus communis)? Check it out and see if you have a match. Copy and paste the included link below for image of the needle leaves of the common juniper. Low growing forms include ‘Green Carpet’, “Repanda’. Best wishes!

https://www.nature-microscope-photo-video.com/en/photos/botany-and-plant-histology/pinophyta-conifers/cupressaceae/juniperus-juniper/juniperus-communis-common-juniper/juniperus-communis-common-juniper/leaf/010409050701010303r-juniperus-communis-common-juniper-leaf.html