Officials: Lightning strike believed responsible for air conditioning problem at Atlantic County office building
Officials in Atlantic County believe a lightning strike during a storm earlier this month knocked out the air conditioning chiller at the county office building in Atlantic City.
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Jul 29, 2021, 9:44 AM
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Updated 1,138 days ago
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7h agoOfficials in Atlantic County believe a lightning
strike during a storm earlier this month knocked out the air conditioning
chiller at the county office building in Atlantic City.
The air conditioning should
be working again by the end of the week.
County leaders just voted on
a $2 million contract to replace the unit this fall.
Residents who had
appointments to pick up their EBT cards at the County Office Building may call (609)
345-6700, ext. 2353 to coordinate.
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