Randolph crews clear storm debris, set up cooling stations
Public works teams are clearing roads for school while JCP&L restores power after a destructive thunderstorm.
A destructive thunderstorm has left Randolph dealing with downed trees and wires. The Department of Public Works and first responders have been working to remove debris so that roads remain passable for work, school, and summer camp tomorrow.
JCP&L crews are actively removing downed wires throughout the township as part of restoration efforts. Residents without power can visit a cooling and recharge station set up at Fire Co. 2 on Saturday and today.
Officials urge residents to call 911 only for life-threatening situations or true emergencies while resources are deployed across Morris County. The town is also looking ahead with mentions of the 2026 Randolph Freedom Festival appearing on local calendars.
Sources
- Sharing a quick recap of what steps we’ve taken since the storm: 🦺 DPW and first responders have been working hard to remove debris and make our roads passable for work, school, and summer camp tomor (facebook.com)
- 🌱 Patch AM: Where Morristown locals can eat, shop, and celebrate next weekend (patch.com)
- I hope everyone is safe after this destructive thunderstorm. In Randolph, our crews and first responders are all over town working to clear debris, downed trees, etc. Many towns across Morris County a (facebook.com)