CREST HAVEN, NJ — Cape May County has successfully renewed its StormReady designation through March 2029, highlighting its ongoing efforts to enhance weather preparedness and public safety. The National Weather Service (NWS) awarded the designation based on the county’s success in meeting stringent criteria across six key areas, including communication systems, weather monitoring, and community preparedness. This designation applies to all 16 municipalities in the county, including popular coastal destinations like Ocean City, Wildwood, and Cape May.
The StormReady program helps communities develop comprehensive plans for managing severe weather events and improving their overall resilience. Cape May County officials expressed pride in maintaining the StormReady status, emphasizing the county’s commitment to safeguarding residents and visitors from extreme weather. The county’s Emergency Management team, under the leadership of Christopher Leusner, continues to prioritize preparedness efforts, urging residents to have evacuation plans and stay informed through various communication channels. Residents can receive updates through web notifications, social media, email alerts, text messages, and reverse 911 calls. Additional emergency preparedness information is available on the Cape May County website.
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