To the Editor:
On July 9, I attended a meeting at the Ocean County administrative building in Toms River. The meeting was held by the state Department of Environmental Protection’s Division of Climate, Clean Energy and Radiation Protection concerning the New Jersey Radiological Emergency Response Plan in regards to the Oyster Creek nuclear power plant.
Quite a number of people attended the meeting, many from Lacey Township, and they are certainly very concerned about the entire Holtec undertaking.
July 24, 2019
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