The following offices will open at 10 am ET today, November 2, 2012:
New Jersey
Somerville
New York
Freeport
Mineola
Patchogue
Riverhead
West Babylon
Melville
The following office is closing at 10 am ET today, November 2, 2012:
New Jersey
Toms River
The following Social Security Offices are closed today, November 2, 2012:
New Jersey
Bricktown
Hackensack
Hoboken
Jersey City
Neptune
New Brunswick
Parsippany
New York
Hunts Point
Hylan Boulevard
Laconia Avenue
Pennsylvania
East Stroudsburg
Fairless Hills
The following Social Security Offices are closed indefinitely:
New York Astoria Long Island City Avenue X Manhattan Card Center Bedford Heights Melville Boro Hall Midtown Bronx Card Center Mineola Bronx Hub New Utrecht Brooklyn Card Center North Bronx Bushwick Patchogue Canarsie Queens Card Center Cypress Hills Rego Park Downtown Riverhead Dunkirk South Bronx East Bronx Staten Island East Harlem Uptown East Village Washington Heights Flatbush West Babylon Flushing West Farms Freeport West Seneca Grand Central White Plains Jamaica Williamsburg
The following Social Security Office is closed until further notice:
Massachusetts
Roxbury
Is there damage to the offices that are closed indefinitely? If so, this is a serious situation. I hope it's just lack of power. I've been through a long power outage. It's tough but flooded offices are much worse. Good luck to all involved in straightening out this situation.
Update: The lists above are confused. All the New York offices listed as reopening today are also on the "closed indefinitely" list! The Jamaica office is shown as closed indefinitely but is this just the field office or is the payment center included? An indefinite shutdown at the Jamaica payment center would truly be a disaster for Social Security.
Update: The lists above are confused. All the New York offices listed as reopening today are also on the "closed indefinitely" list! The Jamaica office is shown as closed indefinitely but is this just the field office or is the payment center included? An indefinite shutdown at the Jamaica payment center would truly be a disaster for Social Security.
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