When the weather forecast turns to predictions of snow, ice, wintry mix or nor’easters, Ocean County road crews, buildings and grounds and other departments have already worked to be ready for whatever comes this way.

(File Photo by Jack Reynolds)
“We know the weather can be fickle,” said Freeholder Gerry P. Little, who serves as liaison to the Ocean County Road Department. “We want our citizens to know Ocean County is well prepared for winter weather – whenever it gets here and whatever form it comes in.”
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