Orange & Rockland gets crews ready for remnants of Hurricane Nicole

Orange & Rockland officials say teams will be activated early Friday night to increase the workforce to more than three times its usual size.

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Nov 10, 2022, 3:15 AM

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Updated 668 days ago

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Port Jervis police released details about what Orange & Rockland is doing to get ready for the remnants of Hurricane Nicole this weekend.

Orange & Rockland officials say teams will be activated early Friday night to increase the workforce to more than three times its usual size.

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Officials warn people to not touch downed wires and to not go near a car if there is a fallen wire on it. They also say people should keep emergency equipment such as portable radios, flashlights, spare batteries and first aid kits nearby.

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