Officials: Families displaced when trees fall near homes in Victory Gardens
The trees fell near 112 Monroe Ave. in Victory Gardens Monday afternoon during periods of severe weather.
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The American Red Cross is helping some families who were displaced when some trees fell in Morris County.
The trees fell near 112 Monroe Ave. in Victory Gardens Monday afternoon during periods of severe weather.
A spokesperson for the Red Cross says that the organization is providing temporary assistance to the families impacted by the incident.
At least 11 buildings were without power for a time.
No injuries were reported.
