1,300 Still Without Power In Holmdel Thursday

HOLMDEL, NJ — About 1,300 customers in Holmdel are without power on Thursday, JCP&L said. Most of these power outages are in the southern part of town, but there are a few locations in the north without power.

JCP&L was unable to provide an estimated time of restoration.

That was the scene, above, at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday at Holmdel and Line roads, when the car hit a pole. One patient was transported to a local area hospital with minor injuries, according to the Holmdel First Aid Squad.

Every road in Holmdel Township has been plowed. Any fallen trees that were not tangled in power lines have been cleared from the roads. That's a photo of a downed wire in Colts Neck Wednesday afternoon, below:

There are currently no road closures Thursday but the traffic lights in the south end of town are all still out.

Many trees and power lines are still snow covered and are being weighed down. Trees and limbs have the potential to fall in the roadways, on homes, and power lines. These falling limbs can be dangerous to residents outside and you need to stay away from them.

Due to continued power outages, all Holmdel Township Public Schools as well as SJV High School and St. Benedict are closed.

Top photo used with permission from the Holmdel First Aid Squad.