Sandy Cleanup, Overtime Leaves Growing Bill for Montclair
The storm is expected to cost the township more than $400,000.
Montclair is bracing to pay out more than $400,000 for overtime and cleanup costs associated with Hurricane Sandy, according to early estimates. Montclair Police, Fire and Public Works departments were heavily taxed in the aftermath of the October storm which left many in town without power for nearly two weeks, said Business Manager Marc Dashield. Overtime numbers are “significantly higher than we’ve had in the past,” said Dashield. “The ... response from police and fire [departments] has never been this long -- at least since I’ve been here.” According to the township, early estimates for overtime include: The price tag for the storm will significantly grow as the township now focuses on removing the debris, said Dashield. The …
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