Downe Township Office of Emergency Management (OEM)
The Downe Township OEM encourages all residents with special needs to register using the NJ State Register Ready database. The information you provide will assist county and local law enforcement and emergency personnel safety evacuate you during a declared emergency such as we experienced with Super Storm Sandy. Registration is easy and can be done over the phone or online.
Cumberland County and all 14 municipalities have been working for the past year on updating the County’s hazard mitigation plan. This plan identifies the risk from natural hazards and proposes measures to be undertaken by the County and municipalities to reduce or eliminate this risk. A Public Review Draft of the documents will be available for review between Tuesday, April 19th and Friday, May 6th. All residents, property owners, and interested parties are invited to review and provide comments. These documents will be posted on the project website at https://cchmpu21.com/documents.
NJ Office of Emergency Management
/in Uncategorized /by Nicole - Downe Twp. Admin. AssistantSPECIAL NEEDS REGISTRY READY for Disasters
Downe Township Office of Emergency Management (OEM)
The Downe Township OEM encourages all residents with special needs to register using the NJ State Register Ready database. The information you provide will assist county and local law enforcement and emergency personnel safety evacuate you during a declared emergency such as we experienced with Super Storm Sandy. Registration is easy and can be done over the phone or online.
For more information, click the link below:
NJ OEM Special Needs Registry for Disasters – 2022
SPECIAL NEEDS REGISTRY READY for Disasters
Cumberland County Special Needs Registry
/in Uncategorized /by Nicole - Downe Twp. Admin. AssistantFor more information, click the link below:
Cumberland Co. Special Needs Registry – 2022
Cumberland Co. Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan Update
/in Uncategorized /by Nicole - Downe Twp. Admin. AssistantPublic Review Notice
Cumberland County and all 14 municipalities have been working for the past year on updating the County’s hazard mitigation plan. This plan identifies the risk from natural hazards and proposes measures to be undertaken by the County and municipalities to reduce or eliminate this risk. A Public Review Draft of the documents will be available for review between Tuesday, April 19th and Friday, May 6th. All residents, property owners, and interested parties are invited to review and provide comments. These documents will be posted on the project website at https://cchmpu21.com/documents.
Public Review Notice