If you are without power please Call as follows...

[Dan Mulligan]

If you are still without power please call PSE&G at 1-800-436 7734 and alert Cranbury Police @ 609-395-0031 to report the outage and leave a message with dispatch.

[HAPPYHARRY]

I have been calling that number and the first thing they want to know is if I want to pay my bill????????? Then after a series of menu crap I get a guy that says there has been no feedback from the field for two days? There is no mystery as to what area is without power in this town. So the question is who is going to give us a straight answer?

[BunkerHill-9646]

Will a call to that number fix the Route 130 down poles quicker?

[anon-8poq]

i saw crew were working to fix down poles on the route 130 this afternoon. hope it will be done quickly.

[Bunker Hill-8qn8]

I drove by this morning. Poles are set, but a ton of wires now need to be moved over. Also.....saw down wires on the north end on North Main.....hmmmm, does that need to be fixed as well first?

[anon-8694]

My understanding speaking to Mr. Taylor is that the N. Main wires need to be repaired before power in that area comes back. Then there is the unknown impact of the pole and transformer behind Teddy's.

He said they are working hard with PSE&G, but as one might imagine they are overwhelmed and are not providing repair schedules specific to towns. They are only releasing the broad time line.

[Dan Mulligan]

It appears that power has been restored to much of town including east of rt 130.

We do however still have outages (based on my visual inspection) on the following roads:

Brainard Drive
Petty Road
Wynwood
Old Cranbury Road

Please advise of any other outages as specified previously in this message thread.

[HAPPYHARRY]

Evans Drive is also out. Driving North on 130 into the Dayton area looks like a bomb hit the area. Poles are all down and lines are laying all over the place. I know it's worse in other areas but I can't see them getting back up for a long time. Yesterday there was only one truck working in that area. Seeing the damage might not help but it does gives a better understanding as to why we are still out.

[Dan Mulligan]