Remembering Superstorm Sandy: Gov. Christie Talks Resiliency In Hackensack

HACKENSACK, N.J. — Four years ago, Superstorm Sandy was tearing through Hackensack and other parts of New Jersey.

Gov. Chris Christie meets PSE&G workers in Hackensack.
Photo Credit: *Officer of the Governor*

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie speaks in Hackensack on the fourth anniversary of Superstorm Sandy.
Photo Credit: *Office of the Governor*

10/28/2016 2:02 p.m.

Gov. Chris Christie stopped in Hackensack Friday in honor of the storm's fourth anniversary at the PSE&G Hackensack Substation.

He discussed how New Jersey has increased energy resiliency since the storm.

PSE&G announced that — thanks to Christie and the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities — it's investing $1.2 billion in making its electric and gas systems even more resilient to superstorms like Sandy.

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