Monmouth County Officials to Discuss JCP&L Storm Response at Tinton Falls Summit
Mayors and officials from all Monmouth County towns invited to attend
Officials from across Monmouth County will attend the third annual Snow Summit in Tinton Falls to discuss Jersey Central Power & Light's (JCP&L) response to Hurricane Sandy. Several officials, including Tinton Falls Mayor Michael Skudera and Long Branch Mayor Adam Schneider have been critical of JCP&L's communication during Hurricane Sandy and Hurricane Irene. The summit will be held at noon Monday, Nov. 19 at Tinton Falls Borough Hall and will be lead by Skudera and Middletown Mayor Tony Fiore. "In the past, these Snow Summits have provided towns in Monmouth County with a forum for improved shared services, access to better technology, and ways to improve winter cleanup efforts," a release from Skudera said. Skudera said he called the …
deb k
10:57 pm on Wednesday, November 14, 2012
CAN SOMEONE PLEASE TAKE INTO ACCOUNT THE OUT OF STATE POWER COMPANIES THAT CAME UP TO HELP . FLORIDA ,OHIO, ALABAMA . REALLY IN A SITUATION SUCH AS THIS I THINK JCPL AND OTHERS REALLY DID THE BEST THEY COULD. THIS WAS SO BAD. I AM A TINTON FALLS RESIDENT AND WANT TO THANK ALL FOR THEIR EFFORTS . I FEEL SO BLESSED JUST TO BE HERE AFTER WHAT WE ALL HAVE BEEN THROUGH. more ›