Phone Numbers to Keep As Sandy Approaches

Below, Moorestown Patch has compiled a list of phone numbers, websites and other contact information you may need during Hurricane Sandy. Print it out, put it by the phone.

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Call 911 only in the event of an emergency. To reach the Moorestown Police Department for any non-emergency situations, call 856-234-8300.

The Burlington County chapter of the American Red Cross' disaster services can be reached at 609-267-9595. Shelters will be opened at the following locations for residents uprooted by the storm:

•  Fountain of Life, Life Center, Florence — capacity 200 people, plus 50 medical needs beds
• Chairville School, Medford — capacity 200 people
• Palmyra Community Center, Palmyra — capacity 200

Click here for a list of the closest Red Cross shelters. Click here for the Safe and Well page.

For storm preparation questions, you can call Burlington County's Office of Emergency Management at 609-261-3900.

Other phone numbers:

• Power Outages: PSE&G, 1-800-436-7734, or Atlantic City Electric, 
  1-800-833-7476
• Gas Leaks: South Jersey Gas, 1-800-582-7060
• Phone/Internet/Cable Service Interruption: Verizon, 1-800-837-4966, or Comcast 1-800-266-2278
• The nearest PSE&G service centers are located at 401 High St. in Burlington and 2 Riverside Drive in Camden.

To listen to Burlington County Fire and EMS scanner feed online, click here.

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