Category Archives: Randolph
Randolph, NJ Morris County
#Randolph – Situational Awareness and Self-protection Course
I brought both my boys here to become NRA certified when they became ‘curious’ about fire arms. Their ‘curiosity’ absolutely changed into an educational representation with respect on the topic of anything to do with guns. It was nothing I could have done or taught them. But I saw and felt the respect and knowledge that came from them after I brought them here. This looks like an excellent class too; especially if you have kids going off to college.
Situational Awareness and Self-protection Course
Length of Course: 3 hours
Tuition: $85.00
Date: Saturday July 21 at 9am
Description:
Situational Awareness is the ability to identify, process, and comprehend the critical elements of information about your environment with respect to yourself and a given situation. …More simply: it’s knowing what is going on around you.
Being aware of your environment is a key point in self defense, as well knowing how to avoid a situation before it ever happens.
This course will help you identify a potential threat before self defense is necessary, as well as being more aware of your environment during a defensive situation – this includes having an exit route in mind based on the layout of your surroundings. We will also help you understand stress levels, and how to manage them during a defensive situation.
PLUS: This 2 hour class offers basic knowledge, skills, and attitude for owning and using Pepper Spray. This course will cover the legal aspects surrounding who may carry and under what conditions one may use Pepper Spray. Additionally, the class will show what Pepper Spray can do, how to wear and carry Pepper Spray, explain what happens to a person who is sprayed, and first aid and decontamination procedures in the event you are sprayed.
Actual practice with inert spray is included in the class!
Upon successful completion of the course students will get their own Pepper Spray to take home.
Focus Areas:
- Training on the mental aspect of situational awareness
- Discussions on the different levels of stress and how to function in them
- Training in the use of pepper spray including spraying real people with inert spray an active pepper spray canister is included at the end of the class.
- Digital Simulator training for stress inoculation and OC training
- Use of the shoot house and vehicle for realistic training
Class Prerequisites:
None
Required Equipment and Supplies:
None
#Denville – County to Close Bridge At Denville-Randolph Border for Repairs Next Month
County to Close Bridge At Denville-Randolph Border for Repairs Next Month
Posted Tuesday, July 17th, 2018
Openaki Road Bridge to be Shut from Aug. 8-10
The busy Openaki Road Bridge in Denville, a one-lane span that crosses the Den Brook at Openaki Lake, at the Randolph border, will be closed to traffic for at least three days next month to allow for repairs to a recently discovered structural flaw.
Openaki Road Bridge
State bridge crews, during a routine inspection, discovered a flaw in the concrete deck on the bridge, which requires immediate repair.
While the bridge currently is safe to use, that section of the bridge deck must be fixed as soon as possible to prevent further deterioration.
The bridge is scheduled to be fully replaced in 2020 but the existing bridge must be kept in service until that time.
Cracks in the road surface
The repair work, to be done by the county Bridge Division, has tentatively been scheduled for Aug. 8, 9, and 10, prior to the start of the school year.
County officials have reached out to officials in Randolph and Denville to advise them of the issue, and to coordinate the repair work schedule and a detour plan.
During the work, Openaki Road, which becomes Casterline Road in Randolph, will be closed and traffic will be detoured from Shongum Road to Everdale Road to Mountainside Drive. Motorists should plan for alternate routes, especially during commuter hours.
The Openaki Road Bridge, a steel stringer structure, was built in 1924 and was rehabilitated in 1992. The 15.5-foot-wide, 54-footlong bridge carries an average of 4,600 vehicles daily. It is posted to carry 13 tons.
The recent inspection by the state Department of Transportation found that a portion of the deck slab was fractured and had settled, exposing the bridge’s reinforcement steel.
#Denville – Thank you first responders
Water and Ice Available to JCP&L Customers
MORRISTOWN, N.J., May 16, 2018 — Jersey Central Power & Light (JCP&L) continues to restore service to customers who lost power due to the intense thunderstorms and high winds that blew through the region late yesterday. JCP&L expects the vast majority of the remaining 35,000 customers to be restored to service by late Thursday.
The hardest hit counties include, Morris, Passaic, Sussex and Warren in northern New Jersey. JCP&L is offering free water and ice to customers remaining out of service. Customers can pick up water and ice at the following locations:
ACME:
530 Rt. 515, Vernon
455 Rt. 23 N, Sussex
152 Rt. 94, Blairstown
5774 Berkshire Valley Rd., Oak Ridge
Kings:
100 Morristown Rd., Bernardsville
115 Hawkins Place, Boonton
393 Main Street, Chatham
184 Columbia Turnpike, Florham Park
977 Valley Rd., Gillette
88 East Main Street, Mendham
191 South Street, Morristown
778 Morris Turnpike, Short Hills
784 Springfield Ave., Summit
64 Mt. Blvd., Brady Shopping Center, Warren
531 Rt. 22 and Rt. 523, Whitehouse Station
ShopRite:
93 Morristown Rd., Bernardsville
727 Morris Turnpike, Springfield
1153 Valley Rd., Stirling
641 Shunpike Rd., Chatham
195 Rt. 206, Chester
224 Main Street, Millburn
178-190 E. Hanover Ave., Morristown
1207 Rt. 22, Phillipsburg
50 Rt. 513, Building D, Clinton
272 Rt. 202 and Rt. 31, Flemington
314 Rt. 15, Wharton Borough
437 Rt. 46, Rockaway Township
127 Water St., Newton
100 Rt. 23, Franklin
90 Bartley Rd., Flanders
281 Rt. 10, Succasunna
75 Rt. 46, Netcong
Rt. 57 and Allen St., Hackettstown
90 Rt. 206, Stanhope
2555 Pennington Rd, Pennington
3166 Rt. 22, Somerville
Weis Market
293 Rt. 206, Mt. Olive Township
JCP&L reminds customers to report outages by calling 1-888-LIGHTSS (888-544-4877) or by clicking the “Report Outage” link at www.jcp-l.com. For updated outage information, visit the 24/7 Power Center at www.firstenergycorp.com/outages.
Follow JCP&L on Twitter @JCP_L, on Facebook at www.facebook.com/JCPandL, or online at www.jcp-l.com.
JCP&L is a subsidiary of FirstEnergy Corp. (NYSE: FE). JCP&L serves 1.1 million New Jersey customers in the counties of Burlington, Essex, Hunterdon, Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth, Morris, Ocean, Passaic, Somerset, Sussex, Union and Warren.
CONTACT: Ron Morano, JCP&L, (973) 401-8097, rmorano@firstenergycorp.com
Portion of Rt. 46 Closed
Advisory
Road Closure
***ROAD CLOSURE DUE TO MOTOR VEHICLE CRASH***
Due to a pickup truck crashing into a utility pole on Parsippany Boulevard, which caused the utility pole to break in multiple areas, Parsippany Boulevard is closed to ALL through traffic between the intersection of Route 46 East and Littleton Road. Residents who live in Brookside Senior Center and Tivoli Gardens can only access their homes by entering from the Littleton Road side. The closure is expected to be in place through the morning as JCP&L works to stabilize the pole so the truck can be removed and repairs can be completed.
*Note: The driver of the vehicle was arrested for Driving While Intoxicated.
Address/Location
Parsippany-Troy Hills Police Department
3339 US-46
Parsippany-Troy Hills, NJ 07054
Randolph’s Arts in the Park 2018
Morris County – New Mobile Notary Service – Spanish Translations
**Utility Scam Update From JCP&L**
**Utility Scam Update From JCP&L**
We want to make you aware of a long-running, nationwide utility scam that is again being reported in New Jersey. The scam involves a caller posing as an electric company employee threatening to shut off p…ower unless an immediate payment is made, using a pre-paid debit card such as a Green Dot card. These pre-paid cards are available at convenience stores and drug stores,and customers can use them to pay bills or add money to online accounts. However, JCP&L does not endorse the use of Green Dot cards as a bill |
|payment method. If a customer receives a call from someone demanding payment of their electric bill by using a Green Dot card, they are being scammed and should report the crime to local authorities.
Although our company representatives sometimes do call customers to remind them that a payment is past due, they explain how a payment can be made using one of the following established payment options:
.Direct Debit
.Automated Phone Payment – 1-866-569-4770
.Authorized Payment Location
.www.firstenergycorp.com/forms/paymentagencies
.Mail
Any customer who has doubts about a call from someone claiming to be from JCP&L, especially one demanding immediate payment, should call JCP&L’s customer service number at 1-800-662-3115. For more information, visit www.firstenergycorp.com/paymentoptions. See More
