Weather Alerts
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NOAA Active Weather Alerts
Lavallette Emergency
Notification System
We are
proud to offer this new service to the public. An Emergency Notification
System, or Reverse 911 as they are sometimes known, gives those in
charge of Public Safety a chance to reach out to the public in case of
an emergency event.
Click Here to get
more information and sign up.
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Evacuations
In the event of an evacuation follow arrows on signs posted around town.
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If you are evacuating to a public shelter, bring the following with you:
- Blanket/Sleeping Bag/Pillow
- Lawn Chair/Lightweight Chaise Lounge
- Cash/Credit Card/Checkbook
- Expensive Jewelry
- Change of Clothing
- Family Documents/Photos
- Birth Certificates
- Insurance Policies
- Stock Certificates
- Flashlight
- Medicine/Prescription Drugs
- Infant Formula/Foods
- Special Dietary Foods
- Diapers
For More Information Visit
Ocean County Department of Emergency Management
Public Shelter Locations
- Drum Point Road School, 42 Drum Point Road, Brick
- Midstreams School, 500 Midstreams Road, Brick
- Lanes Mill School, 1891 Lanes Mill Road, Brick
- Emma Havens School, 43 Drum Point Road, Brick
- Veterans Memorial School, Hendrickson Avenue, Brick
- Lake Riviera Middle School, Beaverson Boulevard, Brick
- Veterans Memorial Middle School, Harrison Avenue, Brick
- Brick Township Memorial High School, 2001 Lanes Mill Road, Brick
- Lakewood High School, East 7th Street & Somerset Avenue, Lakewood
- Lakewood Middle School, East 7th Street & Somerset Avenue, Lakewood
- Princeton Avenue School, Princeton Avenue, Lakewood
- Clifton Avenue School, Clifton Avenue, Lakewood
- Ella Clarke School, Manetta Avenue, Lakewood
- Spruce Street School, Spruce Street, Lakewood
- New Egypt School, 44 N. Main Street, New Egypt
- Rosenaur School, 25 Citadel Drive, Jackson
- Johnson School, Larson Road, Jackson
- Holman School, Manhattan Street, Jackson
- Clayton Middle School, Coventry Road, Jackson
- Jackson Memorial High School, Coventry Road, Jackson
- Carl Goetz School, Patterson Road, Jackson
- Vocational School, Chambers Bridge Road, Brick
- Vocational School, Route 571, Jackson
- Bennett School, Riviera Parkway, Point Pleasant
- Ocean Road School, Ocean Road, Point Pleasant
- Memorial School, Laura Herbert Drive, Point Pleasant
- Point Pleasant High School, Laura Herbert Drive, Point Pleasant
- Stockton State College, Route 575, Pomona
- Brick Township High School, 346 Chambers Bridge Road, Brick
- Little Egg Harbor School, N. Green Street, Tuckerton
- Tuckerton Elementary School, Marine Street, Tuckerton
- Pinelands Regional High School, Nugentown Road, Tuckerton
- New Egypt High School, 117 Evergreen Road, New Egypt
- New Egypt Middle School, 115 Evergreen Road, New Egypt
Oyster Creek Safety Information
http://www.exeloncorp.com/oystercreek/
Emergency Planning
for Oyster Creek pdf booklet
ABOUT THE CERT PROGRAM
During his 2002 State of the Union Address, President Bush asked Americans to volunteer their services in order to improve and safeguard their country. Harnessing the spirit of cooperation that developed as a result of the tragic events of September 11th, he created the Citizen Corps Program to organize volunteer services in the areas of crime, natural disasters and terrorism. The Community Emergency Response Team or (CERT) is a part of the Citizen Corps Program.
CERT – THEN AND NOW
The CERT concept dates back to 1985, when the Los Angeles Fire Department recognized that in the early stages of a disaster – earthquakes in particular – local emergency responders would be overwhelmed, and basic training in disaster survival and rescue skills would improve the ability of community members to survive until responders or other assistance arrived.
>Recognizing the universal value of this program, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) worked in conjunction with the LAFD to make the CERT program applicable to all types of hazards and developed a CERT training program which could be used nationwide and adapted to meet local conditions when the need arose.
Disaster can strike anywhere or anytime, and that basic safety and disaster survival skills can mean the difference between life and death. CERT training empowers community members to prepare responsibly and respond appropriately when emergencies occur.
WHAT CERT TEAMS DO
CERT members give critical support to first responders in emergencies, provide immediate assistance to victims, organize spontaneous volunteers at a disaster site, and collect disaster intelligence to support first responder efforts.
ABOUT CERT TRAINING
If you join a CERT, you will receive basic-level training in the following areas:
- Basic First Aid
- Family Disaster Preparedness
- Disaster Fire Suppression
- Medical Operations
- CERT Operations
- Disaster Mental Health
- Basic Emergency Management
- Disaster Simulation -- Skills Review
Total training is usually about 18 hours, scheduled in 2-4 hour modules, over a period of weeks or months, in order to address the scheduling needs of team members. It's held in the community where you live.
Thanks to
Ocean County Department of Emergency Management
For the
information provided on this page!
Useful Links
Ocean County Department of Emergency Management
New Jersey Office of Emergency Management
