The Township of Brick will hold a public forum for residents affected by Hurricane Sandy this Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon at Brick Township High School, 346 Chambers Bridge Road.
Staff and recovery partners will be on hand to address a number of topics, Mayor Stephen C. Acropolis said in a prepared statement.
“It has been six months since our Sandy informational fair in January and we know that residents have new questions and concerns about the rebuilding process, the flood maps and other recovery topics,” said Acropolis. “This event will be an opportunity to ask questions and receive guidance.”
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Among the attendees will be FEMA officials to provide guidance on the new base flood advisory maps, township land use and community development officials to address rebuilding issues, engineering professionals to provide mitigation guidance and long-term recovery specialists to assist with other unmet needs.
The Ocean County Health Department will also be on hand with:
•Mold safety information
• Free tetanus shots
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The event is free to attend and no registration needed.
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