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Randolph, NJ Morris County

#MorrisCty #NewJersey Celebrates their #Veterans #MemorialDay2024 Presentation 2024

Peter L. Cullen, Kimberly S. Dean, Anthony Thomas Donadio, Jr, Fabio A. Escobar, Susan Eno Foelsch-Maher, Wayne F. Henderson, Elihu W. Kaufman, Bill Lee, Mateo Osorio, Robert McDonnell, Frank Rigillo, Robert W. Smith, Brian Stanislaus

The Morris County Board of County Commissioners presented Distinguished Military Service Medals to 13 veterans at the Morris County Annual Memorial Day Observance ceremony at the historic county courthouse in #Morristown.


VICTORY GARDENS

#MorrisCty #Veterans Enrollment for the PACT Act @CCM_edu

Hello to our Morris County Veteran Community!

The VA and the County College of Morris is hosting an enrollment event for the PACT ACT.

Please bring your DD214 and a completed 10-10EZ with you if you are not already enrolled in the VA Health System.  10-10EZ is here.

Have you seen the Tribute to Vietnam Veterans launched by the Office of Planning and Preservation?

Enjoy this tribute to “Welcome Home:  Morris County’s Vietnam Vets”

Tribute to Vietnam Veterans Launched by Morris County – Morris County, NJ (morriscountynj.gov)

Thank you for your service.


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#Randolph #MorrisCty Hometown Heroes

#Randolph NJ did something awesome that I am sad that I cannot find in local news.

#Randolph NJ has honored their local heroes, living #Veterans at their Veterans Community Park.

An Honors Ceremony was held Saturday, October 9th when flags of honor were flown to honor living veterans of Randolph.

Thank you #Randolph NJ! This was a very creative, impressive and respectful idea! I home more towns follow this lead!

Thank you for your service!

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Morris County Soldiers and Sailors

New Jersey 2020 Elections – Mail In Drop Boxes

https://www.state.nj.us/state/elections/assets/pdf/election-results/2020/2020-drop-box-locations.pdf


Create a Victory Garden! – Learn More

Find a fun seed variety pack and have fun growing your own vegetables!

Seven #MorrisCty Towns Named in Top 100 Safest Communities in the Nation

Posted Tuesday, July 28th, 2020

A host of towns across Morris County have been named as some of the safest places to live and work in the nation, ranked in the top 100 safest communities in an annual national security review unveiled this week.

Seven Morris Towns Named in Top 100 Safest Communities in the Nation

The SafeWise report listed six Morris County towns among the top 50 safest places to live in the U.S., and seven in the top 100 Safest Cities in America. Morris County had the most New Jersey counties in the top 100 list.

Towns include:

  • #12 Mount Olive Township
  • #24 Washington Township
  • #28 Jefferson Township
  • #33 Randolph Township
  • #40 Roxbury Township
  • #46 Denville Township
  • #69 Morris Township

Some border towns in neighboring counties also made the list,  including Berkeley Heights, Bernards and Warren townships, based on their populations and reports of violent and non-violent crimes.

“This is just another example of why Morris County is the Number One County in New Jersey,” said Freeholder John Krickus, who lives in Washington Township (#24 on the list). “Safety is part of the high quality of life that our residents and people who work and visit can expect here in Morris County.”

By analyzing 2018 FBI crime reporting statistics and population data, security experts at safewise.com compiled their Safest Cities list. According to their reporting, for the second year running, New Jersey stands out with over 25 percent of the the top 100 list. Bergenfield, in Bergen County, was ranked Number 5.“This is an opportunity to recognize police officers, city officials, and neighborhood watch leaders for their efforts. It’s a great chance to shine a light on a municipalities continuing commitment to public safety,” said Safewise Communications Manager Sage Singleton.

SafeWise has been conducting a comprehensive study of safety in the U.S. and putting out an annual ranking for six years.


https://www.denvillecommunity.com/news/?p=4119

#MorrisCty – No Power? Water and Ice Locations by JCP&L

 

FirstEnergy

Water and ice locations

JCP&L is offering free water and ice to customers who are without power. #MorrisCty Customers can pick up water and ice at the following locations:

Morris Boonton ACME 550 Myrtle Ave
Morris Boonton Kings 115 Hawkins Place
Morris Chatham Kings 393 Main Street
Morris Chatham Shop Rite of Chatham 641 Shunpike Rd / Southern Blvd
Morris Chester Shop Rite of Chester 195 Route 206 South
Morris Denville ACME 123 E Main St Suite 1
Morris Flanders Shop Rite – Ronetco 90 Bartley Rd Flanders
Morris GILLETTE, NJ Kings 977 VALLEY RD
Morris Morris Plains Shop Rite of Morris 1711 Routes 10 (& 202)
Morris Morris Plains ACME 329 Speedwell Ave
Morris Morristown Kings 191 South Street
Morris Netcong Shop Rite – Ronetco 75 US 46 Netcong NJ
Morris Oak Ridge ACME Oak Ridge 5774 Berkshire Valley Road
Morris Randolph ACME 690 Millbrook Avenue
Morris Rockaway Shop Rite 437 Rt 46
Morris Stirling Shop Rite 1153 Valley Road
Morris Sucasaunna Shop Rite – Ronetco 281-021 Rt 10 Succasunna
Morris Wharton Shop Rite 314 Rt 15

 

#MorrisCty #Denville #Randolph #Rockaway #Boonton #Wharton #Morris

Posted Friday, August 17th, 2018

Jersey Central Power & Light is Monitoring Weather Conditions Forecasted for this Weekend

JCP&L Alert for Weekend Storms in Morris CountyJersey Central Power & Light is closely monitoring the developing weather conditions associated with the storms forecast for this weekend. JCP&L is prepared to activate its storm response and Incident Command System plans.

In the event outages occur due to severe weather, customers without power are encouraged to report their outage by calling 1-888-LIGHTSS (1-888-544-4877), clicking the “Report Outage” link on www.firstenergycorp.com, or by texting out to 544487.

Customers should immediately report downed wires to 1-888-LIGHTSS (1-888-544-4877), or call their local police or fire department.  JCP&L reminds customers to stay away from downed wires, even if they believe they are no longer carrying electricity.  Extra caution should be used in areas where downed lines are tangled with trees or other debris.  Motorists are cautioned to treat intersections with inoperable traffic signals as four-way stops.

JCP&L customers can subscribe to email and text message alert notifications to receive weather updates in advance of major storms and updates on scheduled or extended power outages.  Visit www.firstenergycorp.com/connect to enroll.

Follow JCP&L on Twitter @JCP_L, on Facebook at www.facebook.com/JCPandL or online at www.jcp-l.com