Fort Lee, NJ – With a major winter storm expected to hit the region, Mayor Mark Sokolich issued a public message urging residents to prepare and remain indoors as the borough mobilizes emergency crews to handle the coming weather. Speaking through the Fort Lee Police Department on social media, the mayor said all municipal departments are “fully engaged and working together” before, during, and after the storm to ensure public safety.
Sokolich emphasized the importance of residents staying off the roads unless absolutely necessary and following all local parking regulations so Department of Public Works crews can clear the streets efficiently. He also encouraged neighbors to look out for one another, particularly the elderly and those needing assistance, while securing loose outdoor items and charging electronic devices ahead of possible outages.
The storm, expected to bring several inches of snow and strong winds, has prompted borough officials to activate full emergency operations. Residents are advised to remain informed through official Fort Lee social media channels and to sign up for Nixle alerts for real-time updates by texting 07024 to 888777.
- Mayor urges residents to stay home and follow parking rules
- Fort Lee activates emergency operations for the winter storm
- Residents can sign up for Nixle alerts for real-time information
Sokolich ended his message with a note of solidarity, thanking residents for their cooperation and reminding the community that Fort Lee will get through the storm together.
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