mission: This facility record was created to compile a list of information related to the October 2012 Hurricane Sandy. --------------------------------- Reposting from facebook: The Christie Administration has activated an Emergency Volunteer Response Hotline. If you are interested in volunteering with a variety of Hurricane Sandy clean-up activities in New Jersey, call the state’s volunteer emergency response hotl...ine at 1-800-JERSEY-7 (1-800-537-7397). We are continuing to investigate any issues with this volunteer phone number. If you are an official from any volunteer organization helping with cleanup and the victims of Hurricane Sandy, please use the comments section below to spread the word about your organization and ways that people can get involved. Thank you for your patience. If storm conditions preclude the hotline from being answered by live operators, volunteers may call one of two backup hotline numbers: 609-775-5236 or 908-303-0471. Volunteers may also send an email to rowena.madden@sos.state.nj.us. If you are already a trained volunteer affiliated with an emergency response organization, please contact that agency to register your readiness to receive an assignment. This hotline is managed by the New Jersey Business Action Center and the Governor’s Office of Volunteerism. Both divisions are within the New Jersey Department of State. Calls placed to the hotline will be received by the Business Action Center, which will work with the Office of Volunteerism and NJ AmeriCorps to match and direct volunteers where help is needed. When live operators are not available, callers can leave a voicemail message that includes their place of residence, availability and skills. http://nj1015.com/volunteer-for-hurricane-sandy-emergency-response-nj/ -> This facility record was created to compile a list of information related to the October 2012 Hurricane Sandy. --------------------------------- Reposting from facebook: The Christie Administration has activated an Emergency Volunteer Response Hotline. If you are interested in volunteering with a variety of Hurricane Sandy clean-up activities in New Jersey, call the state’s volunteer emergency response hotl...ine at 1-800-JERSEY-7 (1-800-537-7397). We are continuing to investigate any issues with this volunteer phone number. If you are an official from any volunteer organization helping with cleanup and the victims of Hurricane Sandy, please use the comments section below to spread the word about your organization and ways that people can get involved. Thank you for your patience. If storm conditions preclude the hotline from being answered by live operators, volunteers may call one of two backup hotline numbers: 609-775-5236 or 908-303-0471. Volunteers may also send an email to rowena.madden@sos.state.nj.us. If you are already a trained volunteer affiliated with an emergency response organization, please contact that agency to register your readiness to receive an assignment. This hotline is managed by the New Jersey Business Action Center and the Governor’s Office of Volunteerism. Both divisions are within the New Jersey Department of State. Calls placed to the hotline will be received by the Business Action Center, which will work with the Office of Volunteerism and NJ AmeriCorps to match and direct volunteers where help is needed. When live operators are not available, callers can leave a voicemail message that includes their place of residence, availability and skills. http://nj1015.com/volunteer-for-hurricane-sandy-emergency-response-nj/ FEMA - Residents with damaged property are instructed to notify their insurance companies first and then register with FEMA, by calling (800) 621-FEMA (3362) or visit www.disasterassistance.gov. NJ: For those who are still without power and are unable to stay with family or friends your can obtain shelter information by contacting your County's Office of Emergency Management or •Download the Red Cross Hurricane app, visit the Red Cross web site, call 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767), or check local media outlets. •Download the FEMA smartphone app. •To search for shelters via text message, text: SHELTER and your zip code to 43362 (4FEMA). For example: Shelter 01234 (Standard rates apply).

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notes: DISTRIBUTION SITES - -------------------------- FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 2, 2012 Monmouth County Sheriff’s Office Monmouth County sets up three distribution sites FREEHOLD - Monmouth County has set up three distribution sites for victims affected by Hurricane Sandy in need of essential items. The locations for people to pick up those items are: · Holy Family Church – 910 Route 36 Hazlet · Monmouth Park – Oceanport Ave., Oceanport · Circle Factory Outlet – (formerly known as the Peddler’s Village) 1407 Atlantic Ave. at the Route 35 circle, Manasquan. Hours of availability are 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Bottled water, non perishable items, new clothing and personal hygiene products are some of the items that have been requested and will be transported from the donation center at Thompson Park in Lincroft to the listed distribution sites. Monmouth County officials have established a Hurricane Sandy hotline, a clearinghouse of information for residents affected by the storm. The phone number is 732-303-2882. ============================================ UNION BEACH, NJ - DISTRIBUTION/DONATION COLLECTION SITES - 2012 HURRICANE SANDY - INDEX http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/9481 -> COUNTY, Monmouth County, NJ - (2012 HURRICANE SANDY status, updates & information) http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/9479 -------------------------- DISTRIBUTION SITES - FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 2, 2012 Monmouth County Sheriff’s Office Monmouth County sets up three distribution sites FREEHOLD - Monmouth County has set up three distribution sites for victims affected by Hurricane Sandy in need of essential items. The locations for people to pick up those items are: · Holy Family Church – 910 Route 36 Hazlet · Monmouth Park – Oceanport Ave., Oceanport · Circle Factory Outlet – (formerly known as the Peddler’s Village) 1407 Atlantic Ave. at the Route 35 circle, Manasquan. Hours of availability are 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Bottled water, non perishable items, new clothing and personal hygiene products are some of the items that have been requested and will be transported from the donation center at Thompson Park in Lincroft to the listed distribution sites. Monmouth County officials have established a Hurricane Sandy hotline, a clearinghouse of information for residents affected by the storm. The phone number is 732-303-2882. ============================================ UNION BEACH, NJ - DISTRIBUTION/DONATION COLLECTION SITES - 2012 HURRICANE SANDY - INDEX http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/9481

notes: DISTRIBUTION SITES - -------------------------- FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 2, 2012 Monmouth County Sheriff’s Office Monmouth County sets up three distribution sites FREEHOLD - Monmouth County has set up three distribution sites for victims affected by Hurricane Sandy in need of essential items. The locations for people to pick up those items are: · Holy Family Church – 910 Route 36 Hazlet · Monmouth Park – Oceanport Ave., Oceanport · Circle Factory Outlet – (formerly known as the Peddler’s Village) 1407 Atlantic Ave. at the Route 35 circle, Manasquan. Hours of availability are 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Bottled water, non perishable items, new clothing and personal hygiene products are some of the items that have been requested and will be transported from the donation center at Thompson Park in Lincroft to the listed distribution sites. Monmouth County officials have established a Hurricane Sandy hotline, a clearinghouse of information for residents affected by the storm. The phone number is 732-303-2882. ============================================ -> DISTRIBUTION SITES - -------------------------- FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 2, 2012 Monmouth County Sheriff’s Office Monmouth County sets up three distribution sites FREEHOLD - Monmouth County has set up three distribution sites for victims affected by Hurricane Sandy in need of essential items. The locations for people to pick up those items are: · Holy Family Church – 910 Route 36 Hazlet · Monmouth Park – Oceanport Ave., Oceanport · Circle Factory Outlet – (formerly known as the Peddler’s Village) 1407 Atlantic Ave. at the Route 35 circle, Manasquan. Hours of availability are 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Bottled water, non perishable items, new clothing and personal hygiene products are some of the items that have been requested and will be transported from the donation center at Thompson Park in Lincroft to the listed distribution sites. Monmouth County officials have established a Hurricane Sandy hotline, a clearinghouse of information for residents affected by the storm. The phone number is 732-303-2882. ============================================ UNION BEACH, NJ - DISTRIBUTION/DONATION COLLECTION SITES - 2012 HURRICANE SANDY - INDEX http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/9481

notes: -------------------------- FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 2, 2012 Monmouth County Sheriff’s Office Monmouth County sets up three distribution sites FREEHOLD - Monmouth County has set up three distribution sites for victims affected by Hurricane Sandy in need of essential items. The locations for people to pick up those items are: · Holy Family Church – 910 Route 36 Hazlet · Monmouth Park – Oceanport Ave., Oceanport · Circle Factory Outlet – (formerly known as the Peddler’s Village) 1407 Atlantic Ave. at the Route 35 circle, Manasquan. Hours of availability are 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Bottled water, non perishable items, new clothing and personal hygiene products are some of the items that have been requested and will be transported from the donation center at Thompson Park in Lincroft to the listed distribution sites. Monmouth County officials have established a Hurricane Sandy hotline, a clearinghouse of information for residents affected by the storm. The phone number is 732-303-2882. ============================================ -> DISTRIBUTION SITES - -------------------------- FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 2, 2012 Monmouth County Sheriff’s Office Monmouth County sets up three distribution sites FREEHOLD - Monmouth County has set up three distribution sites for victims affected by Hurricane Sandy in need of essential items. The locations for people to pick up those items are: · Holy Family Church – 910 Route 36 Hazlet · Monmouth Park – Oceanport Ave., Oceanport · Circle Factory Outlet – (formerly known as the Peddler’s Village) 1407 Atlantic Ave. at the Route 35 circle, Manasquan. Hours of availability are 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Bottled water, non perishable items, new clothing and personal hygiene products are some of the items that have been requested and will be transported from the donation center at Thompson Park in Lincroft to the listed distribution sites. Monmouth County officials have established a Hurricane Sandy hotline, a clearinghouse of information for residents affected by the storm. The phone number is 732-303-2882. ============================================

notes: -> -------------------------- FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 2, 2012 Monmouth County Sheriff’s Office Monmouth County sets up three distribution sites FREEHOLD - Monmouth County has set up three distribution sites for victims affected by Hurricane Sandy in need of essential items. The locations for people to pick up those items are: · Holy Family Church – 910 Route 36 Hazlet · Monmouth Park – Oceanport Ave., Oceanport · Circle Factory Outlet – (formerly known as the Peddler’s Village) 1407 Atlantic Ave. at the Route 35 circle, Manasquan. Hours of availability are 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Bottled water, non perishable items, new clothing and personal hygiene products are some of the items that have been requested and will be transported from the donation center at Thompson Park in Lincroft to the listed distribution sites. Monmouth County officials have established a Hurricane Sandy hotline, a clearinghouse of information for residents affected by the storm. The phone number is 732-303-2882. ============================================