Unconfirmed…but wanted to pass this along….some info on what’s happening on Brigantine Island now. For everyone wondering when they can get home.. #brigantine twitter.com/katiesiimp/sta… — Katie Simpson (@katiesiimp) October 31, 2012
Commentary from ‘Scott S’… Am I the only one who’s beyond upset about the lack of communication by Brigantine government to the homeowners about what is happening in Brigantine? I certainly realize there are many things going on right now however I feel that one of their responsibilities is to
Report from: Greg Fuller…walked on 10th st south on OCT 30, no major flood damage on 200 block of 10th south. Unfortunately 100 block saw flood damage from bay and 300 block looks to have seen flood damage from ocean. Houses are not knocked down, but a lot have water
Ceil Garguilo: Why isn’t St. Phillips being opened? We were told that it was needed for an emergency shelter for residents, but, residents are being transported inland…Why? Saturday at 3:15pm.. Ceil Garguilo ??? Saturday at 5:02pm. Mario Silvestrini: We bought 1000 cots @ $100.00 each…..for the employees, I guess. So
Have a question? Maybe you can provide an answer? The Brigantine SANDY message boards are now open for all things HURRICANE SANDY.
FROM BRIGANTINE POLICE >>> TO PEOPLE STILL ON BRIGANTINE BEACH.. PLEASE STAY OFF THE STREETS. YOU ARE GETTING IN THE WAY OF POLICE AND FIRE FROM RESPONDING TO EMERGENCY SITUATIONS. I CAN’T STRESS THIS ENOUGH.. YOU ARE GETTING IN THE WAY. IT HAS COME TO THE POINT THAT YOU WILL
The Laguna Grille at 14th street felt the full brunt of Hurricane Sandy. Please say a prayer for Rip Reynolds and the crew at Laguna.
Brigantine Island is no longer accessible. NO IN…NO OUT. Roads are blocked. Hurricane Sandy to make landfall near Atlantic City, at approx 6pm et. Full moon & high tide to make situation worse. North end seawall of Brigantine has seen storm surge pour over top. Substantial flooding blocks exit from
Why did so many Brigantine residents ignore the MANDATORY EVACUATION that was ordered? According to a recent newspaper article, approx 70% of the 9500 residents stayed put. BrigantineNOW reader; Johanne Milnes, sent us this email: Last year, everyone was warned. Brigantine Times spent TWO pages laughing at the evacuation order
Government FEMA: How to Prepare for a Hurricane Federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: What You Need to Know When the Power Goes Out Unexpectedly NJ Governor’s Office NJ Office of Emergency Management NJ Office of Emergency Management/Hurricane Survival Guide Links to County Emergency Management Offices Utilities JCP&L PSE&G
The 2012 ‘Hooked on Fishing’ tournament was a big success on Saturday, July 28th. The Brigantine Beach surf was filled with happy kids…catching lot’s of fish…specifically a small fish called SPOT… that was the primary fish being caught on this hot and steamy morning. Click thru to see pictures. Brigantine’s
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Here are Hurricane Sandy shelters for Brigantine residents who need a place to stay. Officials stressed it these shelters should be used in worst case scenarios only. EX: if you can’t stay with friends or family, or leave the area. Shelters should be the last resort, said Vince Jones, Atlantic
Attention Brigantine, here comes Hurricane Sandy. Please take this seriously. Stay Informed. New Jersey office of Emergency Management http://readynj.posterous.com/.. Visit Brigantine Police Website www.brigantinepolice.org for links to important resources.. National Weather Service http://www.erh.noaa.gov/er/phi/.. You can also call 609-266-1111 for additional information.
Evacuation TIPS October 26, 2012 By Tim Reed…. There may be conditions under which you will decide to get away or there may be situations when you are ordered to leave. Follow these guidelines for evacuation: Plan places where your family will meet, both within and outside of your immediate
My basic disaster kit for PETS include… Food and water for at least five days for each pet, bowls and a manual can opener if you are packing canned pet food. People need at least one gallon of water per person per day. While your pet may not need that
