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Office of Emergency Management
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Disaster assistance is available through FEMA for homeowners, renters and business owners affected by severe storms and flooding Atlantic, Bergen, Cape May, Essex, Gloucester, Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth, Morris, Passaic, Somerset and Union Counties.  Click Here for more information.
 
 

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HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS

The New Jersey Office of Emergency Management (NJOEM) has asked us to provide you and your citizens some important information regarding this hurricane season.

Hurricane season runs from approximately June 1 through November 20, but as demonstrated by the 2005 season (including Hurricane Katrina) this time frame can vary.  For New Jersey, the peak time for hurricanes and tropical storms runs from mid-August through the end of October.

NJOEM recommends the following readiness steps:

  • “Get a Kit” of emergency supplies – the items that will help you stay self-sufficient for up to three days (72 hours), if needed.
  • “Make a Plan” for what you and your family will do during an emergency – this includes knowing how to evacuate and how to Shelter-in-Place.
  • “Stay Informed” of possible threats – especially during Hurricane Season.  Tune into your local media outlets for the latest breaking weather news.  In the event of an emergency a battery powered radio is a great tool.

Additional information on the hurricane season is available at:

http://www.ready.nj.gov/plan/hurricane-before.html

 

 
In the event of any kind of emergency, first responders will need to know who is in need of special care or assistance.  To register for the Special Needs Registry click HERE.
 

If a Storm is approaching New Jersey:

 
  Keep your Gas Tank Full
  Have cash and identification on hand
  Monitor local media for official instructions.
 
 
If required to evacuate:
     
  Follow instructions immediately
  If you are a tourist, take what you brought as you may not be allowed back into affected areas
  When driving, follow the "Blue Dot" evacuation signs to safe roads and shelter, if needed.
     
    Click here for the Long Beach Island Evacuation Re Entry Plan
    Click here for more information about Evacuation Re Entry Placards

 

 

www.Ready.NJ.gov

 

 
COORDINATOR: WILLIAM E. TROMM
   
DEPUTY COORDINATOR:

BEVERLY D. KOCHIK

   
DEPUTY COORDINATOR: ROBERT CHAMBERS
   
PHONE: 609-492-1500
 

FAX: 609-492-2461

 
 


 

 

 

 
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