Flooding And Preparedness Session To Be Held In Millburn This Week

MILLBURN, NJ — If people didn't take hurricane preparedness seriously before the recent flooding in Millburn during Hurricane Ida in September, they surely will now. The storm, which had been downgraded to a tropical depression by the time it hit New Jersey, dumped more than 7 inches in the area in a short time, swelling waterways and taking 30 lives in the state.

The Township of Millburn is hosting a Hurricane Preparedness Session with residents this Wednesday at 7 p.m. in person at Town Hall and virtually on Zoom.

Members of Millburn’s Office of Emergency Management will give a presentation on natural disaster preparedness, including as it relates to flooding and the upcoming hurricane season that begins on June 1.

Members of the staff will demonstrate home preparation methods, kits, and provide information about Millburn’s response during an emergency event.

PAST COVERAGE: What Hurricane Ida Left Behind In Millburn

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