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LINCROFT, N.J. -- The restoration of businesses hit hard by Superstorm Sandy was essential to beginning New Jersey's recovery. But with almost four months to go before the end of this hurricane season, businesses without disaster plans are skating on thin ice.
"History has proven the sooner local businesses recover following a disaster, the faster the community begins recovering," said Gracia Szczech FEMA's federal coordinating officer for New Jersey recovery. "Which is why having an emergency, or disaster operations plan is crucial."
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