Jersey Proud: First responders, volunteers assist communities impacted by flooding
New Jersey’s police officers, firefighters and volunteers with the American Red Cross have been out in numerous communities helping those impacted by storm damage.
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6ds agoNew Jersey’s first responders have had a busy 36 hours keeping people safe and out of flood waters following Tuesday’s storm. And a second wave of rain is not far behind.
New Jersey’s police officers, firefighters and volunteers with the American Red Cross have been out in numerous communities bringing water, food, warmth and compassion to New Jersey residents impacted by storm damage.
Their work and dedication are making New Jersey proud.
