New Jersey credit union leaders were working Tuesday to assess the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy while some credit unions were stepping up and waiving fees.
The super storm blasted through the Garden State on Monday, including devastating storm surges that caused extensive flooding throughout the Jersey shoreline cities including Atlantic City and Jersey City and towns along the Passaic River.
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New Jersey media reported that more than 2.4 million New Jersey customers have no power and many roads were still closed.
Paul Gentile, president/CEO of the New Jersey Credit Union League, said Tuesday morning that he had not yet received reports of flooding or wind damages at credit unions.
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