Politics & Government
FH Mayor: Expect 'Reasonable' Power Restoration by Wednesday
Youth Center remains open as a comfort station
Fair Haven Mayor Ben Lucarelli said he expects the borough to start regaining power by Wednesday.
As of Monday morning, JCP&L reports 1,585 of the borough's 6,121 residents (as of the 2010 Census) without power, although the actual number of homes and businesses is likely considerably larger.
Lucarelli said the "latest information is that Fair Haven will have reasonable restoration by Wednesday." The mayor cautions to continue to exercise extreme caution around downed wires and to report any arching wires to police at 732-747-0991.
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The Youth Center behind police headquarters remains open as a comfort station for those who want to come in from the cold and recharge their devices. Wifi is available.
Lucarelli said the borough is working to identify an alternative site for the comfort center Tuesday while polls are open.
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Additionally, the borough tentatively plans to hold Halloween from 1 to 5 p.m. Nov. 11, if conditions permit it.
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