Zoning Board Agenda, Dec. 3

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Recreation Department Waives Fees for Remaining Fall Programs

The Lacey Recreation Department has waived fees for several programs to help those recovering from Hurricane Sandy

Bulk Cleanup in Flood Damaged Areas Ends Saturday

Brush pickup continues through Friday, Dec. 7

Police Longevity Pay Scrapped, Steps Proposed in Officers' Contract

Township reaches settlement with superior officers and expects to approve agreement with PBA

NRC Finds Pinhole Leak at Oyster Creek, Denies Activist's Petition

A pinhole leak found on a reactor vessel head cooling system at the nuclear power plant will be repaired before Oyster Creek returns online

Lacey's Chief of Police Announces Retirement

After eight years as chief of police, William Nally will be retiring, effective Monday, Dec. 31

Residents With Structural Damage Due to Sandy Should Notify Tax Assessor

If the tax assessor isn't notified before Thursday, Jan. 10, 2013, taxes will be based on the Oct. 1 value

FEMA Representatives Offer Guidance to Lacey Residents

Step-by-step instructions to getting assistance from FEMA or the Small Business Administration

Ocean County Board of Health Gets $92K State Grant to Prevent HIV/AIDS

Board only Ocean County entity to receive funding from last round of grants

From the Township: Hurricane Sandy Post Storm Clean Up Update

Township adds four more collection days

Advocates Call on NRC, Governor to Address Oyster Creek Concerns Post-Sandy

A petition has been filed to the NRC to address Hurricane Sandy-related concerns prior to permitting Oyster Creek Generating Station to return to service

Oyster Creek to Repair Reactor Nozzle After NRC Inspection

The NRC continues its Special Investigation following Hurricane Sandy

First Responders Proud to Serve During Lacey's 'Darkest Hour'

EMS, firefighters, police worked tirelessly during Hurricane Sandy to keep township safe

Planning Board Encourages Businesses to Incorporate Landscaping Along Main Corridors

The township Planning Board approved the full master plan re-examination report, a guiding document on land use and development goals

Construction of New Well Facilities for Local Utilities Authority Approved by Planning Board

The new wells will provide 1,500 gallons of water per minute

Lacey Estimates $400K on Sandy Expenses Thus Far

The township was notified of its FEMA application process on Tuesday

Planning Board Grants One-Year Approval to Wild Bill's Food Truck

Wild Bill's Chuck Wagon will remain at Popcorn Park without a site plan waiver but will have to return to the Planning Board in another year for administrative approval again

Letter: Instructions for Disposing of Storm Related Debris

Meadowbrook Industries, LLC advises residents to cut all wood, carpeting and brush into manageable lengths

Planning Board Agenda, Nov. 13

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Lacey Holiday Closures

What's open or closed this holiday?

Officials: Lacey Will Eventually Return to a 'Normal Life'

Lacey's volunteer emergency services responded to more than 300 assignments during Hurricane Sandy; 60 lives were saved

Hurricane Sandy Claims 4 Lives in Ocean County

Two died of hypothermia, one of asphyxia and one drowning

'We Did The Best We Could,' Mayor Says of Township's Hurricane Preparation

Mayor reacts to USA Today analysis that suggested Lacey had a poor FEMA rating for flood preparation

JCP&L Expects Full Restoration to Lacey by Saturday

Approximately 1,906 Lacey residents remain without power

All State Residents Can Now Apply for Individual FEMA Assistance

Relief available for temporary housing, repairs, loans, etc.

Lacey Update: 3,720 Remain Without Electricity

The Lacey Elks Lodge and Camp Bow Wow are now open to those residents in need

GOP Incumbents Sweep Ocean County Races

Little, Bartlett, Polhemus cruise to re-election

Lacey Update: Cancelations, Information and Resources Moving Forward

Nearly a week after Hurricane Sandy hit the Jersey Shore, 4,366 Lacey residents remain without power

DEP Announces Postponement of Oyster Creek Safety Advisory Panel Meeting

The meeting will be rescheduled at a later date

Applying for FEMA Assistance

Residents are encouraged to document damage and contact their insurance company before making repairs

Election Day to Continue as Planned Despite Aftermath of Hurricane Sandy

Weekend hours will be offered at the County Clerks office

Power Returns to 60 Percent of Township

Township advises residents living in waterfront areas to use caution when restoring electricity and gas

A Message from the Mayor on the State of Lacey

Approximately 7,273 residents remain without power

Community Hall, Churches Open as Resource for Warmth and More

Approximately 8,908 Lacey residents remain without power

More Than 9K Lacey Residents Still Without Power

Community Hall and the Forked River Baptist Church have opened with heat and outlets to charge electrical devices; Grace Initiatives provides clothing and supplies

Could be Days Before Full Power Restoration, Township Says

Township assessed property in flooded areas, some of which are a complete loss

UPDATE: Power Restored at Oyster Creek

Oyster Creek terminates alert status, resumes operations

UPDATE: State and Federal Agencies Monitor Impact of Sandy on Oyster Creek

The plant declared an "alert" as water levels rose at its canal, experienced a power outage and lost a portion of its warning alarm system

MANDATORY Evacuations for Waterfront Lacey Residents

Travel on township roadways restricted after 4 p.m. Monday

JCP&L Tells Lacey Committee It's Ready for Hurricane Sandy

Area manager tells Lacey Township officials that company is encouraging customers to report outages.