NJ supports Saipan
As a Hurricane Sandy survivor, who experienced total loss, flooding, and complete loss of utilities in New Jersey, I was saddened to learn that Saipan, in the U.S. territory Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (near Guam) was heavily ravaged by Typhoon Soudelor and left without water or electric. Many homes were also destroyed.
The State of New Jersey should seek to assist the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands in its time of need. The CNMI is a part of America and we should all stand together.
Survivors of the devastation are welcome to stay in New Jersey while their home is being rebuilt. CNMI residents and their families should know that upon arrival in New Jersey’s Ocean or Monmouth counties, motel vouchers will be provided and social services will be available for U.S. citizen families without housing. Children can attend school in local districts.
We are here for you Saipan, you are our fellow Americans. Our home is your home. Stay as long as you need to.
Eric Hafner
Toms River, NJ
wow thats amazing
Yea, better than having a teenage kid for a Governor! From College to a Politician with no experience in Leadership!
That is well and fine and extraordinary. I am curious as to who or what agency is paying for this. Is this from the State Govt.?
It is too bad that NJ is so far away and Airfare is very high.
The Cheapest flight to just New York is $3500, plus the Guam and New Jersey connection.
You only need a one-way ticket to either Newark airport or one of the New York City airports – then you can take public transit to Monmouth County’s Social Service Office in Freehold, NJ. These programs are available to all U.S. citizens who find themselves in need in New Jersey.