Amalfe Center in Roselle Opened on Sunday to Residents Without Power

The Roselle Borough Council opened the Amalfe Center on July 5 for residents left without power during severe storms that swept through the area on July 4. The center is also serving as a cooling station for residents seeking relief from summer heat while power restoration continues.

Following the storms, Roselle has reported multiple incidents including downed trees, cracked utility poles, and other storm-related hazards. Current incident locations include West 4th Avenue, Garden Drive, East 10th Avenue, Wood Avenue, Rivington Street, Grand Street and Morris Street, Lockwood Drive, and Hamilton Street.

Union County Life is reporting on this Roselle emergency response. Mayor Donald Shaw issued guidance for residents in a statement. "Our emergency crews are working around the clock to respond to storm damage throughout our community. Please avoid affected areas, stay away from downed power lines, and allow our Police, Fire, OEM, DPW, and PSE&G crews the space they need to work safely. Thank you for your patience, cooperation, and support as we continue to recover together. Stay safe, Roselle," Shaw said.

Residents without power can visit the Amalfe Center to access cooling and emergency services while restoration efforts continue. The center provides a safe space for residents to remain cool and avoid heat-related illness during the outage.

For more information about Roselle emergency services and storm recovery, stay informed on Union County Life.

FAQ

Q: Did Roselle open an emergency facility after the July 4 storms?
A: Yes. The Roselle Borough Council opened the Amalfe Center on July 5 for residents left without power during the severe storms.

Q: What services does the Amalfe Center provide?
A: The Amalfe Center is serving as a cooling station for residents seeking relief from summer heat while power restoration continues. It provides a safe space for residents to avoid heat-related illness during the outage.

Q: Where is the Amalfe Center located?
A: The Amalfe Center address should be confirmed with current city information. For location details, contact Roselle Borough emergency services.

Q: What storm damage has been reported in Roselle?
A: Following the July 4 storms, Roselle has reported downed trees, cracked utility poles, and other storm-related hazards at multiple locations throughout the borough.

Q: Where has storm damage been reported?
A: Current incident locations include West 4th Avenue, Garden Drive, East 10th Avenue, Wood Avenue, Rivington Street, Grand Street and Morris Street, Lockwood Drive, and Hamilton Street.

Q: What should residents do if they see downed power lines?
A: According to Mayor Donald Shaw, residents should avoid affected areas and stay away from downed power lines. Report hazards to emergency services and allow Police, Fire, OEM, DPW, and PSE&G crews the space to work safely.