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If you would like to speak to our Emergency Management Coordinator, Ellen Harrigan,
she can be reached at(973) 694-6100 ext. 2021
In times of non-emergency, the Emergency Operations Center's phone number is:
(973) 694-0401
During emergencies ONLY, the Police Department can be contacted at:
(973) 694-5533
The Emergency Management Coordinator can be contacted by e-mail at
Lpoem@bolp.org.
WANTED: CERT TEAM MEMBERS
contact Paul Gresko at pgresko@optonline.net for more info or to register for classes.
Information from Mayor Runfeldt concerning the April 2007 Flood:
Mayor David A. Runfeldt
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- Water Extraction and Clean-Up Services - contractors
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The Civil Defense and Disaster Control Council as heretofore established and empowered pursuant to law, LAWS OF 1953, CHAPTER 438, N.J.S.A. App. A:9-40 et seq., has been re-designated as the "Office of Emergency Management", pursuant to Executive Order No. 101, dated December 17, 1980, providing that all duties, functions and powers of the Municipal Civil Defense Coordinator shall be exercised by the Municipal Coordinator of Emergency Management, who shall serve at the pleasure of the Mayor.
The Lincoln Park Office of Emergency Management, together with the Lincoln Park Police Department and other County, State and Federal agencies are doing their best to provide for the safety and well being of everyone in the community and has recently completed work on a new program to help with area or town wide emergencies.
The Emergency Notification System that is provided through Morris County, when activated, will generate phone calls to the community with messages regarding any Emergency and the steps that you should take. PLEASE NOTE: If you should receive such a call, or fax, please listen carefully to the message and, if applicable, take any action required. This system will only be implemented when an emergency is imminent.
If you are in one of the
areas that were evacuated or and did note not receive a call from the Reverse
911 System, please call Verizon at 1-800-427-9977 and choose the prompt allowing
you to make a change to your service, or bypass all by pressing zero (0).
Once a representative picks up advise them that you need your phone number
updated in the 911 databases.
Secondly, it is becoming more and more important that all adults keep positive identification with them at all times. The following forms are those most accepted: Photo Driver's License; passport; Alien Registration Card; County ID. Please be sure that you have such identification with you whenever possible. In addition, you should have identification for minor children readily available. This information should be kept in a secure place that is easily accessible to an adult member of the household.
We would like to also take the time to remind you that any suspicious activity that you observe should be reported to the authorities. This holds true not only in Lincoln Park, but wherever you may be.
If you have any questions, please call 973-694-6100 x 2021
Sincerely,
Ellen C. Harrigan
Coordinator of Emergency Management