http://www.njng.com/safety/hurricane-sandy-updates/post-sandy-home.asp

Restoration of residential power on the barrier island- An update from Toms River Twp. and JCP&L.

Toms River Municipal Utilities Authority (TRMUA) activities regarding barrier island sewer system

MORRISTOWN, N.J., Nov. 29, 2012 -- Jersey Central Power and Light (JCP&L) is revising its payment plan options for customers who may need help paying their electric bills in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.

Bay Head to Seaside

https://www.firstenergycorp.com/content/dam/newsroom/files/Service%20Reconnect%20Fact%20Sheet_Barrier%20Islands_JCP&L.pdf

If your electrical service meter was removed, you must have a licensed electrician perform required repairs.

Thousands of Jersey Central Power & Light customers sustained significant damage to their homes and businesses as a result of Hurricane Sandy.  As repairs are completed, customers will need to have their service reconnected.   

Here are some tips and information to make the reconnection process easier. 

Ø        There are dedicated Service Crews handling reconnection work. 
Ø        Residents should have a licensed electrician make repairs to their homes. 
     
Ø        If the customer has a functioning electrical service entrance, including the meter – JCP&L will complete the service reconnection. 

Ø        If the meter was removed due to severe damage or flooding – JCP&L will install a new meter after the service is repaired by a qualified electrician and inspected by a state inspector. 

Ø        The inspector will provide certification that the work has been done properly, and will fax the cut-in card to 888-914-9140. 
Ø        The inspector will attach a sticker with the inspection date on the meter pan. 
Ø        Customers should have their home address or account number when calling the company to request reconnection.   
Ø        Because of the volume of requests, it could take a few days for service to be reconnected.