JCP&L Says Between 7 and 14 Days for Marlboro
Hornik said the estimate should be closer to seven days because Marlboro had no flooding compared to its Bayshore neighbors.
Mayor Jon Hornik is expected a full status report from JCP&L by the end of business today.
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Mayor Jon Hornik is expected a full status report from JCP&L by the end of business today.
"I have no better information than the information I have been sharing with the public," Hornik said.
Hornik said a Wednesday morning conference call with officials in Monmouth County and JCP&L said some county residents may be without power for 14 days. But Hornik said the lack of flooding in Marlboro means residents are looking at an estimated 7 days without power.
There are four temporary charging stations set up in Marlboro, where residents can also go to take a seat in the warmth. No laptop or tablet charging.
- Robertsville Fire Station on Rt. 520
- Morganville Independent Fire Station Rt. 79
- Court House at Municipal Complex
- Marlboro Recreation Center
The Marlboro Police Department is currently taking in medication which needs to be refrigerated, such as insulin.
Those with medical needs should call 9-1-1 in an emergency.
As of Wednesday night, mroe than 15,000 people in Marlboro were still without power, according to the JCP&L outage map.
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Robertsville Volunteer Fire Company
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Morganville Independent Fire Department
393 State Route 79, Morganville, NJ -
Marlboro Town Hall
1980 Township Dr, Marlboro, NJ -
Marlboro Township Recreation Center
1996 Recreation Center Dr, Marlboro, NJ -
Marlboro Township Police Department
1980 Township Dr, Marlboro, NJ
Marlboro Mustang
10:50 am on Thursday, November 1, 2012
Thanks for the updates. This is how I let my parents know what is going on in town via text. I hate to sound like a project manager but is the 7-14 Day estimate from today(Nov 1st) or from when power went out Oct 29th?
Kaitlyn Anness
10:56 am on Thursday, November 1, 2012
Not sure yet, the Mayor will be updating residents as soon as he hears a solid work from JCP&L today. They are working on getting the Route 9 Corridor up and running first, so people can get supplies and gas.
Rob Tweed
11:05 am on Thursday, November 1, 2012
seven days from today or from when the hurricane took place?
Kaitlyn Anness
11:07 am on Thursday, November 1, 2012
Rob, see the comments above.
Becky
12:16 am on Friday, November 2, 2012
Will they be distributing ice anywhere ?
frann giambanco
1:19 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
Mayor Hornik - There are two large trees that have been cut down - one on Taylors Mills Road right off Robertsville Road and one on Robertsville Road between Taylor Mills and Ryan Road - to date no one from JCP&L has been there to fix the wires. We are freezing - everyone around us has power - it has been a week. Why can't they get to us. The Greenbriar community of Marlboro needs their power.
Kaitlyn Anness
1:32 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
Frann, please call 732-536-0100 for help. If those wires have not been reported, JCP&L may not know about it.
frann giambanco
8:42 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
Hi - happy to tell you that we at Greenbriar did get out power back this evening abt 5:30 or 6:00. Thanks for the oppotunity to let you guys help us.
Randy zimmerman
2:07 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
The mayor calling people with updates does me no good i dont have phone service. People have lights all around me. Millay road seems to have been forgotten. Please we are freezing. Help!!!