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OFFICE OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
183 Roosevelt Ave., Carteret, NJ 07008
732-541-4007 Fax 732-541-3921
Emergencies Dial 911

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Department Information:
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The
Carteret Office of Emergency Management (OEM) in a mutual partnership
with Police, Fire, EMS, and other Borough Departments and in
coordination with federal, state, county, and other local municipalities
work to prepare for and respond to any man-made or natural hazard that
may jeopardize life and property. The Carteret Office of Emergency
Management is responsible for overseeing the borough's Emergency
Operating Plan (EOP) as one of the four phases of emergency management;
mitigation, preparedness, response, and recovery.
- Mitigation: Mitigation
is the cornerstone of emergency management. It's the continuing effort
to lessen the impact disasters have on life and property. Mitigation is
defined as "sustained action that reduces or eliminates long term risk
to life and property from man-made or natural hazards and their
effects."
- Preparedness: Preparedness
takes the form of plans or procedures designed to save lives and to
minimize damage when an emergency occurs. Planning, training, and
disaster drills are the essential elements of preparedness. These
activities ensure that when a disaster strikes, emergency managers will
be able to provide the best response possible. Disasters are caused
by high winds, floods, releases of deadly chemicals, fires, ice storms,
earthquakes, as well as other man-made or natural hazards. When disaster
strikes, the best protection is knowing what to do.
- Response: Response
is defined as the actions taken to save lives and prevent further
damage to property in a disaster or emergency situation. Response is
putting preparedness plans into action. Response activities may include
damage assessment, search and rescue, fire fighting, evacuation, and
sheltering victims.
- Recovery: Recovery
is defined as the actions taken to return the community to normal
following a disaster. Repairing, replacing, or rebuilding property are
examples of recovery.
Membership Information: Members
of the public interested in joining this professional public
safety agency may do so by printing and filling out our Membership Application and mailing it to Office of Emergency Management, Borough of Carteret,
183 Roosevelt Avenue Carteret, NJ 07008. You may also e-mail us at OEM E-MAIL if you have any further questions.
Membership Requirements: Requirements
for membership are 18 years of age or older, must be a US citizen,
possess a valid NJ drivers license, live within 20 minutes of the
Borough of Carteret, interview with OEM Officers, and pass a New Jersey State Police background
check.
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Staff Information:
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Coordinator:
John S. Wyatt
Deputy Coordinators:
Major - David Arsenault
Major - Robert Smith
Officers:
Captain - Personnel & Communications: Greg Gadomski
Sergeants:
Pending.....
Shelter Managers:
Shelter Manager: Michelina Smith
Asst. Shelter Managers: Pending......
Responders:
Anthony Alexander, Delvin Baez, Vincent Bellino, Raymond Blazick, Hilda R. Burgos (Prob.), Lisa Ciezza, Ken Coanshock (Prob.),
John Duma, Eunises Garcia, Leo Garcia, Lee Hall (Prob.), Mendiver Herrera, Jane Herron, John Hutchinson, Jason Makwinski, Joseph Orosz, Robert Panazzolo,
Clarence Prince, Susan Prokopiak (Prob.), Patrick Prokopiak, Wilson Santana, Nirav Shah, Jagjit Singh, Robert Woods
Police Liaison:
Captain Dennis McFadden
Retired Membership:
Coordinator Daniel Beasley
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NJ Office of Emergency Management
American Red Cross of Central NJ
NJ Homeland Security
National Weather Service Mt.Holly NJ
National Weather Service NYC
Salvation Army NJ Division
Community Emergency Response Team (CERT)
State of NJ Official Website
Middlesex County Official Website
Keep Middlesex Moving
1010wins News
CNN News
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Updated: 4-6-2013 G. GADOMSKI
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