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November 7, 2012 A.M. Update
Mr. President, please come back to New Jersey and New York.
Your nation needs you to lead. Your people are suffering. Our eastern shores are bleeding.
NOAA
estimated that due to seven inches in sea level rise caused by Climate
Change, Super Storm Sandy was 22% more intense than if the same storm it
only 50 years ago.
Relief
is finally rolling in on all fronts. Resources are low and the amount
of homeless is mounting. Please donate today. Time or money is
desperately needed.
Tales Of Heroism
Justin Palmer of the Berkeley Township Underwater Search and Rescue Squad 86
reports: "Most of our rescuing was done during the night in rising
tides with 90 knot winds and driving rain. My team operated on a
non-stop 50 hour grind."
Pennsylvania
Deputy State Police Commissioner Lt. Col.George Bivens, left, is
greeted by New Jersey State Police Superintendent Colonel Rick Fuentes
after 280 state troopers, police and law enforcement officers from other
states were sworn in by New Jersey Attorney General Jeffrey S. Chiesa
Monday, Nov. 5, 2012, at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst in
Wrightstown, N.J. The officers will assist New Jersey state police and
local officers with security and recovery missions in the wake of
Superstorm Sandy.
Mel Evans - AP Photo
Honor Guard never left their post at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Washington, D.C. during Super Storm Sandy
FEMA ANNOUNCEMENT
"FEMA only covers your primary residence, not vacation homes."
November 6, 2012 A.M. Update
Please follow these safety tips when using alternative heating devices
Christie Administration Urges Precautions on Use of Alternative Heating Devices During Extended Power Outage
Key findings from the Department of Energy's 16th situation report:
As of 9:00 am EST November 5, power has been restored for 7,136,575 customers out of the 8,511,251 total peak outages:
25 Maryland State Police troopers who are heading to NY and NJ to assist with relief efforts
Alabama Power Company Trucks Assist In NJ Restoration Of Power
Almost
400 Alabama Power employees are in southern New Jersey, about 15 miles
from Atlantic City, helping the utility company there restore power to customers.
Brian Lindsay, Alabama Power Storm Team Director, said customers in New Jersey are very appreciative of the help.
Lavallette,N.J. kids need donations
for their satellite school
School starts on Monday, November 12
Here is the list:
A Lighter Side
Aquaman Has Been Seen On The Jersey Shore!
To
vote electronically, displaced voters may submit a mail-in ballot
application either by e-mail or fax to their county clerk. Once an
application is approved, the clerk will electronically send a ballot to
the voter by either fax or e-mail in accordance to the voter's
preference. Voters must return their electronic ballot - by fax or email
- no later than November 6, 2012, at 8 p.m.
Voters can download a mail-in ballot application for their county by visiting:
A list of county clerk websites, phone numbers and fax numbers
are available by visiting
November 5, 2012 A.M. Update
"Many
Americans have asked how they can support the Hurricane Sandy recovery.
There is now a website to coordinate the outpouring of support for
disaster survivors at:
"EMS
Task Force Mobile Hospital Deployed in Ocean County receiving patients.
Over 35 pieces of apparatus, and 150+ health care providers supporting
the operation."
New Jersey Gas Update
Gas supplies are not an issue within New Jersey.
Please be confident that supplies will continue to refill service stations throughout the state.
Benefit Concert Raises Much Needed Money
Concert raised $23 Million of the estimated $50 Billion needed rebuild storm ravaged areas of the Eastern United States
November 4, 2012 A.M. Update
Utility
Companies from across the United States are mobilizing to assist New
Jersey utility companies to restore power to the state.
Utility workers use creative ways to restore power to New Jersey homes and businesses
Voting Update
NJ Governor Christie Administration Announces E-Mail and Fax Voting Available to New Jerseyans Displaced by Hurricane Sandy
Already Available to Military and Overseas Voters, State Opens Electronic Voting System to Make Voting More Accessible to Citizens Displaced by Hurricane Sandy and First Responders Assisting in Recovery Efforts
Trenton,
NJ - The New Jersey Department of State issued a directive yesterday to
county elections officials to permit New Jersey registered voters
displaced by Hurricane Sandy to vote electronically. This directive also
is intended to assist displaced first responders, whose tireless
recovery efforts away from home has made voting a challenge.
To vote electronically, displaced voters may submit a mail-in ballot application either by e-mail or fax to their county clerk. Once an application is approved, the clerk will electronically send a ballot to the voter by either fax or e-mail in accordance to the voter's preference. Voters must return their electronic ballot - by fax or email - no later than November 6, 2012, at 8 p.m.
Voters can download a mail-in ballot application for their county by visiting
http://nj.gov/state/elections/
Separate directives issued yesterday
enable displaced voters and first responders to vote by provisional
ballot at a polling place in a county other than the voter's county of
registration. The deadline for county clerks to receive mail-in ballots
has been extended to November 19, 2012, for any ballot postmarked on or
before November 5, 2012.
Mail-in ballots post marked later than November 5 will not be accepted.
County elections officials have also been directed to print a sufficient number of provisional and emergency ballots to accommodate voters. Voters are encouraged to take advantage of extended office hours at county elections offices to cast their vote early and in-person. Registered voters can obtain and cast their ballot in-person at their county elections office up until 3 pm Tuesday. County election offices are to remain open, at a minimum, from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm throughout the weekend, until November 5. Voters that have a mail-in ballot and choose to deliver their ballot to the county elections office in person must present their completed ballot to their county elections office no later than the close of polls on Tuesday.
Information is also available by calling 1-877-NJVOTER.
New Jersey County Offices Of Emergency Management
Contact Information:
DONATIONS
Restore the Shore Projects has teamed up with ERGO Clothing
in a disaster relief effort. All proceeds will go directly to those who
need it most. Please, help us rebuild all the lives that were crushed
by this tragedy. Pre-order today! Product will ship in 5-7 business
days.
Want to help? Email:
restoretheshore@ergoclothing.
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