JCP&L Cancels Millburn Township Meeting
The company has cancelled all public forums, according to Short Hills Association.
After being publicly ridiculed by several municipalities in its statewide coverage area regarding its response to Hurricane Irene, Jersey Central Power and Light has attempted to revamp its communication methods and has pledged to invest $200 million for infrastructure repairs.
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Jersey Central Power and Light officials cancelled the Electric Power Forum on Nov. 29 in Millburn until further notice, the president of the Short Hills Association said.
According to the association, which was collecting questions for the forum, JCP&L cancelled all township public forums until further notice.
The forum was an opportunity to ask representatives from the company questions after superstorm Sandy. Moderated by Art Trevedi, the goal was to have all residents heard in an orderly process.
JCP&L could not be reached for comment.
Nantz
3:29 pm on Monday, November 19, 2012
Mike Priore does not approve this message. Boo JCP&L. Bunch of sissies backing out from a meeting where they were surely going to get some heat for their poor response after Sandy!!!
M OKeef
9:51 am on Tuesday, November 20, 2012
Recommend NJ Star Ledger OPED in today's paper: Mayors must generate their own power. JCP&L is a big problem and I hope our town demands better.
SH resident
11:20 pm on Tuesday, November 20, 2012
Not surprised...