hurricane sandy relief

Last week I wrote an article suggesting a law that would impose tougher penalties on those who take advantage of natural disasters. We could call it “Sandy’s Law.”

This morning (11/21) FEMA spokesperson Darrell Habisch called in to update NJ as to the latest efforts going on as FEMA assists NJ in our restoration efforts.

Fema Spokesperson Darrell Habisch called in to Jim Gearhart's show this morning to give us an update on FEMA's efforts going on throughout the Garden State to assist Sandy victims.

As the restoration from Sandy continues, we’ve come to the phase where the vultures are preying on these poor people who have lost everything and are vulnerable to any scam artist. We’ve been warned to be on the lookout, , and we’ve seen what can happen.

The Dave Matthews Band is giving $1 million to help Superstorm Sandy recovery efforts.

FEMA Public Affairs Media Relations Manager Scott Sanders called in to Jim this morning to update everyone on FEMA's current progress in NJ and how the upcoming Nor' Easter will impact their efforts.

After a caller on Jim's show this morning said that she was concerned because she hadn't heard much from Brick New Jersey Mayor Steve Acropolis, the Mayor decided to call in.

If you are in need of assistance due to losses incurred from Hurricane Sandy, this interview Jim conducted this morning with FEMA Public Relations Manager Scott Sanders may help you.

The response today with people who want to donate time and money to the relief efforts has been incredible.

Water, Ice and Food is available to Somerset County residents.