you know who has power...the mayor...the business..while a block and a half away dark..
business rake in the cash while the little people struggle..

We lost our power here in Chester Township at exactly 2 pm on Monday, which makes me think that was planned. Since then nothing. It's freezing. When I called JCP&L to report the outage, I got a voice message not to expect power for 7-10 days. I think I will deduct from my bill each day without power.

Wetmore Ave is still out in Morristown!

im on w.a. as well..bottom section only...mayor is on first block of wetmore..he's got power...lots of kids down here..very dark at night..not safe!

Why doesn't JCP&L put out a web resource that tells their side of the situation? Treat people like grownups and tell them why it's taking so long to restore power. When people know that facts behind the problems they are less apt to become angry. Too many officials think that people can't understand, or shouldn't be privy to, the actual nuts and bolts of recovery efforts. So they simply let the population sit in the dark, literally as well as figuratively. I'd really like to know why the traffic signals are still out 4 days after the storm. The power company said they have hundreds of crews from all over the US working around the clock. Well, I haven't seen a single one.

Although power has been back for a while here on Mt. Kemble Ave., we lost cable and internet and phone service on Tuesday morning which has never come back (I realize this is not a high priority at all when folks are still without power and homes to go back to), but with communication being a big part of getting back up and running, have you heard any reports from our major communication service providers in regards to their status in getting back up an running? Just curious if this is isolated or if other folks have power but no phone / internet / tv?

320 South (Parsons) is still out although 310, 330, and 340 have power, which makes no sense. The other half of James Street Commons lost power early this morning. What's up with that?!

I live on Wetmore Ave down by the dead end as well. It is so frustrating to see that so much of the town has power back, but no one has even been down to help us. I was told by the town of Morristown OEM that someone from JCP&L would be down there yesterday to assess the situation so the town could start to remove the trees. Well someone from Ohio Edison did go down there yesterday to tie up some wires, but 24 hours later nothing has been done. I emailed the mayor last night to see when someone would be there to help us, but I have yet to be given the consideration of a reply. So far the way this thing whole thing has been handeled has been sloppy. Half of Lidgerwood Parkway is still without power and JCP&L was reporting that the whole street has been restored. Really? You don't check to make sure that everyone has power before you leave an area.

To the people complaining about not having power deal with it! There was a lot of damage done during the storm including some people who have lost there house. Your whining isn't helping anything, and you need to learn to make the best of it like the majority of us people from Morristown have.

There are 2 gas stations without power since Monday on Washington St. I bet they have gas just no way to pump it. How about a focus on getting power back to the businesses that can provide resources to the community.

Having no power with very young to young kids is 100 times worse than just having to worry about yourself.

People who are defending JCP&L on this page either work for them or never lost power. There is NO communication from JCP&L -- THAT is the problem, and not the storm aftermath. Four days in and they still have no reasonable restoration estimate for individual neighborhoods/municipalities? JCP&L has been saying 7-10 days for everyone, every day since Monday (is it a moving 7-10 days that resets every day, or 7-10 days from Monday?). There should be some difference between Morris Plains and the Jersey Shore. Of course we could ask these questions, if anyone is able to get a JCP&L person on the phone (or see a JCP&L crew working)? So, people can and should complain until JCP&L gives some real answers, and not the useless JCP&L web outage page.

I had power until this morning. I know alot of other people this is the case for them too. thank jcp&l for shutting my power off.

I'm waiting to go home from work to see if I have power but I doubt it. I lost power on Monday and reported it immediately. Got a recorded call on Tuesday stating the work done in the area should mean I have electricity. HA! Same thing yesterday. HA! HA! All the streets around me have power but not Sherman Place. Hope I am wrong when I get home.

Schabadoo - It's not fun for them after Day 2.

Can anyone tell me if Alpine Drive has power?

Also hoping for power back on Phoenix Ave when i get home from work today, but not getting my hopes up. I expected it to be bad, but it doesn't always make it easier to deal with. I think it sucks most of all driving through downtown, all bright and cheery, knowing my house is only 48 degrees inside and dark. Fingers crossed for everyone to get it back soon!

Well this is what the 3rd time without power? Nobody thought to buy a generator and gas cans since then? It sucks that I had to shell out $750 for a generator but I took some personal responsibility and bought a generator after storm number 1... And I filled up everything with gas last week before the storm. Probably something everyone needs like a lawnmower now. Just seems to be the times we are in now. keeps this in mind when this is all over. If you got money to burn buy a natural gas whole house gen and forget about the whole gasoline issue too! Stay warm and safe and if you have a gen share it..I'm partially powering 4 houses...next storm I'm doing my whole house and cutting them off!!

Powdermill heights apt complex has no power since Monday afternoon. About 300 residents live here with kids (about 300) ranging from infants to high schoolers. When is the power going to be restored. With no heating/ no bath/ rations are running low, it is testing the patience of everyone. Add no school to that. No word from JCPL yet except recorded message of 7 - 10 days to restore power. Is there anyone at JCPL really hearing the woes of residents?