TRENTON, NJ — The federal government says more than $4 million in Hurricane Sandy aid promised to a New Jersey shore town should be reallocated or repaid because it was not needed.
The Homeland Security Department's Inspector General's Office released a report Tuesday on money granted to Beach Haven.
It's the first such report completed on aid to a New Jersey town after Sandy.
The report says the town did not need $3.7 million of federal funding that was initially granted but never transferred for debris cleanup.
Beach Haven is to return $652,000 that was advanced.
The government also says the town did not adequately document $321,000 of costs.
Borough administrator Richard Crane told The Record newspaper that the discrepancies came in the "chaotic" days after the October 2012 storm.
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