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November 12, 2012 A.M. Update
As of Nov. 9, some Sandy recovery stats:
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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.
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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.
November 9, 2012 A.M. Update
From
the New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development: "If your
job or business has been impacted by Hurricane Sandy, or if you are a
job seeker in New Jersey interested in a temporary disaster relief job,
please call our hotline at:
or
email: SandyHelp@dol.state.nj.us
For more information please click here:
To find a NJ Disaster Recovery Center near you, visit:
http://asd.fema.gov/inter/ locator/home.htm and enter your zip code. You don't have to visit a DRC to register with FEMA
call 1-800-621-FEMA
or
2,100 National Guardsmen are active. "They have done an extraordinary job," said Gov.
Christie yesterday. Gov. Christie also says that he is "continually
amazed" by how everyone throughout New Jersey is helping each other.
CLEAN UP BEGINS
Debris pile in the free parking lot in Seaside Heights. Mostly from Ortley
"'Picking
Up The Pieces' is an informational graphic on how to best sort disaster
debris at your curbside. Following these specific guidelines when
hauling hurricane-related debris and household garbage to the curb will
make for a speedier removal process!"
Picking
Up The Pieces" is an informational graphic on how to best sort disaster
debris at your curbside. By following these specific guidelines when
hauling hurricane-related debris and household garbage to the curb will
make for a speedier removal process
Hurricane Sandy left an estimated 50,000 pets
stranded and struggling to survive
Jon Bon Jovi's JBJ Soul Kitchen reports:
"[On
Tuesday], our Soul Kitchen volunteers produced about 300 lunches and
300 dinners for those in need. Then made 150 hot soups for a senior
complex in Port Monmouth whose residents are still without power.
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