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JCP&L Agrees to Implement Morristown Underground Network Improvements

Published Feb. 10, 2012
By
Sean Griffey

Jersey Central Power & Light has agreed to implement the recommendations in a report on the Morristown underground electrical network, which was accepted today by the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities.

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