Full Notification

Welcome to Hurricane Season. Hopefully, we have all been preparing our generators ahead of time! I have met with the Mayor,  Chief Lynch and the BA. The Emergency Operations Center will be monitoring conditions and providing guidance if needed for any possible problems which my come up. I would prepare for rain and flooding and lots of it. (Did I say lots of it! ). This is a Dorothy & Toto level 8 wind event so bring in lawn items, secure tiny dogs, and ground all flying squirrels. 
Make sure you have the numbers to your local utility on hand so you can text power outage information and be updated by cell phone. Charge your devices and flashlights. Make sure medications are updated and in stock and make sure you have plenty of Fluffernutters premade. Please bring all garbage and recycling in before the storm hits. 
We will be monitoring the exact path of the storm as it unfolds and provide needed updates. We are now sending messages as an Alert,  as Nixle changed their delivery options and anything other than an alert will not go to text message. 

PSE&G https://www.pseg.com/home/customer_service/outage_info/outage_grid.jsp 
Report problems 
1-800-436-7734 or online through MyAccount. 

JCP&L 
https://www.firstenergycorp.com/content/customer/outages_help/storm_info.html 
Reporting An Outage 
1-888-LIGHTSS (1-888-544-4877)

Stay Safe
Chief Garofalo

Here is the exact info from NOAA
 Heavy rain leading to potentially significant flash flooding is likely across the region tonight through Tuesday night. Some river flooding is also possible.
 Tropical storm force winds are likely, primarily along and southeast of the I-95 corridor on Tuesday, leading to tree damage and power outages. Wind gusts to near hurricane strength are possible near the coast.
 Increased swells and rip current risk will continue along the coast through at least Wednesday.

Instructions:

https://www.ready.gov/hurricanes