Video Game 911 Celebrates Grand Opening in Ledgewood After 25+ Years Serving the Community&nbsp;LEDGEWOOD, NJ — September 24, 2026 — Video Game 911, a Morris County staple for video game console and arcade repair, will hold a grand opening ribbon-cutting ceremony at its new home at 1235 US Route 46 in Ledgewood on Wednesday, Sept. 24.The event will feature Roxbury Township Mayor Shawn Potillo and members of the Roxbury Area Chamber of Commerce, formally welcoming the business to the Ledgewood community.Founded in 1996, Video Game 911 has spent the last 20+ years at 411 East Main St. in Denville. The move to a purchased building on Route 46 marks a major milestone for owner Vincent DelRusso and his team of technicians, who repair PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo, retro consoles, controllers and coin-operated arcade and pinball machines."After two decades on Main Street in Denville, we're excited to put down roots in Ledgewood and continue serving gamers across New Jersey and beyond," said DelRusso.The new facility offers local drop-off and mail-in repair service. Hours are Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.The public is welcome to attend and tour the new shop.&nbsp;Media Contact: Vincent DelRusso, 646-415-8361, <a href="mailto:service@videogame911.com">service@videogame911.com</a>, videogame911.com

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The site, Permit &amp; Parcel (oprasearch.app), covers all 564 New Jersey municipalities and pulls only from official sources: state and county databases, FEMA flood maps, and the towns' own municipal codes. There's no account, no email capture, and no cost.
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Alongside the main lookup, the site includes free single-purpose tools: a lead-safe inspection lookup showing which of the two state-required inspection methods each town uses under New Jersey's lead paint law, a searchable directory of every DCA-certified lead evaluation and abatement contractor sorted by distance, a fire-incident map built from more than 40 years of state fire records, and a radon map covering every municipality.
A companion site, njflood.zone, gives instant FEMA flood-zone answers for any New Jersey address &mdash; built after the federal government shutdown left FEMA's own map site unreliable &mdash; running on the site's own servers with the complete flood map data for the state loaded locally.
The project was recently featured in <a href="https://www.tapinto.net/towns/east-hanover-slash-florham-park/columns/at-home-with-holly/articles/deep-dive-conversations-what-the-house-won-t-tell-you" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">TAPinto</a>'s "At Home with Holly" column. Both sites are free at <a href="https://oprasearch.app" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">oprasearch.app</a> and <a href="https://njflood.zone" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">njflood.zone</a>.

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