County OEM Ready For 'Another Weather Maker'
Officials keeping Morris County Emergency Operations Center open for residents as second storm strikes.
They are calling the snow storm Athena, and for the battered and beleagured residents of Morris County, it couldn't be arriving at a worse time. But the good news, is that even though the forecast for Wednesday into Thursday is windy, rainy and snowy, the Emergency Operation Center is prepared to burn the midnight oil as they did since they ramped up for Hurricane Sandy. "The county is ready from a preparedness perspective," said Director of Emergency Management Jeff Paul before the Sandy struck last week. "Everyone has done phenomenal job getting ready and we're ready to offer support." The OEM will continue to serve as the central point for municipalities to interact with and their local coordinator will work to get them resources …
