ocean county long term recovery group

It's been a month and a half since devastating flooding nearly wiped out the Greenbriar community in Brick. Many are still homeless. Here's how you can help.

There are some amazing charities here at the Shore, and it can sometimes be hard to decide where your hard earned dollars should end up. But an annual campaign wants to make it easier than ever to spread your giving out.

This coming October 29 represents the 5-year anniversary of the devastating impacts caused by Superstorm Sandy for many shore residents, but in 2017 their long term recovery battle continues.

"We were sitting here holding our breaths that we were going to have to close our doors at the end of December."

Is rebuilding progress on your Superstorm-damaged home ensnarled in red tape, flood insurance problems, or contractor hassles? Get expert legal help, free of charge, in upcoming workshops coordinated by the Ocean County Long Term Recovery Group (OCLTRG).

New challenges are arising for Sandy-impacted homeowners till trying to rebuild from the October, 2012 hurrican

Three years since the Superstorm, where are we now, and where are we going? Leaders of the rebuilding effort and Representative Tom MacArthur (R-3) seek your viewpoints as they examine the questions October 15 at Toms River Town Hall. The panel organized by the Ocean County Long Term Recovery Group will feature members of area non-profit organizations and community leaders...

The Ocean County Long Term Recovery Group formed after Super storm Sandy almost three years ago, is able and willing to help again in the event disaster strikes this Hurricane season.

As Tuesday's deadline to request reviews of Sandy flood insurance claims approaches, time isn't the only thing that's running out. Ocean County Long Term Recovery Group (OCLTRG) Director Sue Marticek says non-profit organizations like hers have been instrumental in the recovery so far, but now, they're facing a new challenge...

As we told you last month, time is running out to request a review of your Sandy-related National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) claim. Homeowners must opt-in with FEMA by September 15, 2015. Ocean County Long Term Recovery Group (OCLTRG) Director Sue Marticek says you don't have to have everything ready by then, but you do have to make the call...