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Morris County Prosecutor: Police Investigate Bank Robbery in Parsippany
July 21, 2017Morris County Prosecutor Fredric M. Knapp and Parsippany-Troy Hills Police Chief Paul Phillips have announce they are conducting an investigation into a bank robbery that ... Read moreState Agriculture Chief Touts Jersey Fresh Produce in Morris County
July 21, 2017State Agriculture Secretary Douglas Fisher today visited a Harding farm and supermarkets in Hanover Township and Parsippany as part of a Jersey Fresh homegrown agriculture ... Read moreDelayed NJ DOT Route 80 Weekend Ramp Closures in Morris County to Start on Friday Night
July 20, 2017Guiderail Replacement Project Originally Scheduled Last Week The New Jersey Department of Transportation today announced overnight that weekend ramp closures will start this weekend on Route ... Read moreGov. Christie Visits Morris County to Tout Drug Counseling Apprenticeship Program
July 19, 2017State-Funded Pilot Program Offers Drug Counseling Apprenticeship Gov. Chris Christie today met with case managers and support staff at Homeless Solutions in Morris Township to discuss ... Read more
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Gov. Christie Visits Homeless Solutions in Morris Township, Speaks About Addictions
Governor Chris Christie met with case managers and support staff at Homeless Solutions in Morris Township to discuss an innovative approach to increasing the number of skilled drug counselors in the state. The employees are currently participating in a 45-week, state-funded, on-site drug counseling certification program and company-paid apprenticeship.
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The Morris County Office of Emergency Management Emergency Medical Services Team providing EMS Services at the Morris County Park Commission Central Ave Sports Complex for the ATSC Soccer Tournaments.
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Advisory: Verizon Corporate Challenge 5K
Thursday, 7/13/17
EXPECT TRAFFIC DELAYS IN THE MORRISTOWN AREA
The Verizon Corporate Challenge 5K will take place in Morristown and Morris Township on Thursday evening. The race route will run from 37 Maple Ave. to Market St., and then south onto Mt. Kemble Ave. (Route 202.)
The route will run south until a point just north of Harter Rd. in Morris Township, and will then retrace the route northbound on Rt. 202 back to 37 Maple Ave.
Northbound Rt. 202 will be closed at Harter Rd. beginning at 6:00 pm.
The posted detour will be Harter Rd. to James St. Southbound Rt. 202 will be closed at approximately 7 pm until 8 pm.
The posted detour will be Ann St. to Western Ave. to Bailey Hollow Rd. From 7 pm until 8 pm Rt. 202 from Ann St. to Harter Rd. will be completely closed to vehicular traffic.
Additionally, Maple Ave. in Morristown will be closed from Miller Rd. to Dehart St.
Please make alternate arrangements to travel plans. An approved detour with signage will be deployed to assist motorists, and uniformed police officers will be on hand to assist and redirect traffic from this area.
FEMA Expected to Release New Morris County Flood Maps in July. ow.ly/moYr30dlVuQ
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MAPS ARE KEY TO INSURANCE RATES FOR PROPERTY OWNERS The Federal Emergency Management Agency plans to release its long-awaited revised preliminary...
The Morris County Office of Emergency Management EMS team is happy to join with the Randolph Rescue Squad at the Randolph Township Freedom Festival. This family friendly event is held on the grounds of the County College of Morris (CCM), in parking lot P1 off of Center Grove Road. In addition to carnival rides and games, there is live music, live entertainment, DJ’s, gourmet food trucks and other attractions. This evening the festival will culminate with a great fireworks show. Stop by and see the Davidson family EMS team and tour our Mobile Ambulance Bus and check out the specialized equipment on display by the Randolph Rescue Squad.
The Morris County Office of Emergency Management in partnership with Morris County Sheriff James M. Gannon and the Morris County Sheriff's Office is monitoring the NJ State Government Shutdown. On Friday, June 30, 2017, Governor Chris Christie signed Executive Order 228 declaring a state of emergency and maintaining that essential state government services continue operating for the people of New Jersey, as the failure to act on a Fiscal Year 2018 State Budget by yesterday’s constitutional deadline forces the closure of state government. Included among the essential functions that will remain in operation: State Police, state correctional facilities, key child welfare services, state hospitals and treatment facilities, NJ TRANSIT, and operations linked to the health, safety, and welfare of the public, including certain environmental and health monitoring. The state closure also will NOT impact the State Lottery, casinos and racetracks. For details on non-essential services that will be closed as well as operations that will remain open, check the website of that department or agency. Links to many major state agencies and a brief description of services impacted are provided in the official Press Release at www.nj.gov/governor/news/news/552017/approved/20170630f.html.
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Executive Order 228 - Declaring a state of emergency and maintaining that essential state government services continue operating for the people of New Jersey, as the failure of the Legislature to act ...
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