Helping with new jersey clean up

[JTS Landscaping lawn]

I was trying to figure out how to go about trying to help out with doing clean up in new jersey. was thinking of bring skidsteer and and cutting up trees type thing. Just seeing if anyone know of were i could call or anything.

[easy-lift guy]

Unless you are self sufficient and well protected, you would be wise to give second thought to traveling to the NE. ATM there is nowhere to stay with a limited amount of food and water and fuel supply. The transportation system in some parts of the state ceases to exist. Communication systems will be slow to recover and spares for equipment break downs may be next to impossible to secure. I know first hand after traveling to Homestead, FL. after Andrew made land fall. One week after the storm the sheer volume of material to deal with was amazing. I was with a group and we were well per visioned and protected if need be. There were no issues while there, we just did what we could and were completely on our own.
easy-lift guy

[kawasaki guy]

Originally Posted by JTS Landscaping lawn

I was trying to figure out how to go about trying to help out with doing clean up in new jersey. was thinking of bring skidsteer and and cutting up trees type thing. Just seeing if anyone know of were i could call or anything.

You cannot get gas anywhere in the effected towns, the roads are a mess.

If you try, good luck!

Also, I live in one of the effected towns, so I know.

Also, don't go to OC. that's my turf.

[Gman2310]

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