Restore the Shore 11/13

Restore The Shore....

  

November 13, 2012 A.M. Update

  

New Jersey Office of Emergency Management shares:

 "This is a good overview of the different FEMA assistance programs available to individuals and households."

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OVERVIEW OF FEMA ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS FOR INDIVIDUALS

1-800-621-FEMA

Register now. As of Sunday, 190,000 people across NJ have registered.

$127 million dollars of FEMA funds have been approved

  

New Jersey State Bar Association, ABA Young Lawyers Division and FEMA help residents

A toll-free legal aid line is now available for people facing legal issues due to Hurricane Sandy.
 

Residents who cannot afford to pay an attorney can call the help line to request free legal assistance at:

888-541-1900

November 12, 2012 A.M. Update

FEMA Federal Emergency Management Agency

www.fema.gov/sandy

As of Nov. 9, some Sandy recovery stats:
 

- More than 340,000 individuals in New York, New Jersey, & Connecticut have registered for FEMA assistance. More than $368 million has been approved. 

- FEMA has more than 5,800 staff deployed to areas impacted by Sandy supporting response/recovery efforts. 

- 21 disaster recovery centers are open in New York; 12 in New Jersey; 7 in Connecticut. At a disaster recovery center, survivors can talk with staff from FEMA & their state.  

For the latest on our Sandy recovery efforts, visit:

  

Natural Gas Restoration

Monmouth County

Natural Gas companies  are planning for the re-pressurization of 5.2 miles of main in Sea Bright. They have completed 43 percent of their service assessments in coastal Monmouth, and installed 350 feet of main. In the Bayshore region of the county, they have completed 96 percent of our service assessments.

Ocean County Mainland

 They have completed 4,900 service assessments. 1,180 meters are ready for natural gas restoration, and 200 meters have been turned back on.

  

Super Storm Sandy Quick Relief Guide 

 

THANK YOU ALABAMA POWER! 

  

Thank You Anheuser-Busch 

 

One of the first mass deliveries of water to Highlands came from the 

Anheuser-Busch company, which stopped production of beer, to can water for Sandy relief. The side of the can says, 'Our Neighborhoods.

Portraits Of Heros

 

American Red Cross volunteer Mr. Wright in Ocean Gate,N.J.