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Power Still Out For 92,451 Customers in Monmouth County

Those JCP&L “customers” could easily be 300,000 to 400,000.  More if your count employees of businesses that can’t operate without power.
Yesterday I wrote about the seasonal businesses in Highlands that are losing a major week of business due to JCP&L ineptitude.  To those 300 people not working this week, add the 100 clamers who process their product through the James T. White clam depuration in plant in Highlands.    The plant purifies 673,000 clams harvested from restricted waters per week, on average, before sending them to market.  Watch for an increase in clam prices.
Here’s an update from JCP&L on the number of Monmouth County electric customers without power as of 10:05 this morning.
Estimated Customers Out For
MONMOUTH County
As of Aug 30, 2011 10:05 AM

  City
250 ABERDEEN
15 ADELPHIA
278 ALLENHURST
377 ALLENTOWN
4 ALLENWOOD
2528 ASBURY PARK
3539 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS
13 AVON BY THE SEA
3061 BELFORD
1441 BELMAR
96 BRADLEY BEACH
2 BRICK
732 BRIELLE
445 CLARKSBURG
5 CLIFFWOOD
371 CLIFFWOOD BEACH
3852 COLTS NECK
801 CREAM RIDGE
424 DEAL
1188 EATONTOWN
39 ELBERON
4392 ENGLISHTOWN
786 FAIR HAVEN
302 FARMINGDALE
9087 FREEHOLD
1608 HAZLET
  City
3076 HIGHLANDS
22 HIGHTSTOWN
3574 HOLMDEL
4672 HOWELL
7 IMLAYSTOWN
7 INTERLAKEN
100 JACKSON
204 KEANSBURG
164 KEYPORT
1337 LEONARDO
1285 LINCROFT
1061 LITTLE SILVER
379 LOCUST
1721 LONG BRANCH
156 MANALAPAN
3166 MANASQUAN
2122 MARLBORO
3866 MATAWAN
5677 MIDDLETOWN
161 MILLSTONE TOWNSHIP
44 MONMOUTH BEACH
11 MONROE TOWNSHIP
2328 MORGANVILLE
131 NAVESINK
1541 NEPTUNE
274 NEW MONMOUTH
  City
61 NORTH MIDDLETOWN
90 OAKHURST
918 OCEAN
31 OCEAN GROVE
33 OCEANPORT
217 PERRINEVILLE
2849 PORT MONMOUTH
3732 RED BANK
19 ROBBINSVILLE
370 ROOSEVELT
1827 RUMSON
46 SEA BRIGHT
1187 SEA GIRT
705 SHREWSBURY
751 SPRING LAKE
2190 SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS
5 TENNENT
1831 TINTON FALLS
18 UNION BEACH
1884 WALL
6 WALL TOWNSHIP
1 WARETOWN
630 WEST END
254 WEST KEANSBURG
35 WEST LONG BRANCH
39 WICKATUNK

Total Out = 92451

The free water and ice that JCP& L is offering, per APP, is small comfort.

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Posted: August 30th, 2011 | Author: | Filed under: Highlands, Hurricane Irene | Tags: , | 5 Comments »

5 Comments on “Power Still Out For 92,451 Customers in Monmouth County”

  1. Jennifer said at 12:31 pm on August 30th, 2011:

    This is not accurate. There are way more than 7 homes without power in Interlaken.

  2. TheDigger said at 3:40 pm on August 30th, 2011:

    I note they seem to be afraid to indicate how many Middletown residents are out – you have to go into each neighborhood (New Monmouth, Port Monmouth, Lincroft, etc. How many listed in Red Bank are actually Middletown residents? Ditto for Atlantic Highlands?

  3. Cara said at 6:24 pm on August 30th, 2011:

    When jersey central came down our block, we asked why does half our block have electric. Response was: we don’t know = (

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