Storm Was Eye-Opener, Council President Says
Allen Kurdyla said Sandy was bigger than expected, and they have to figure out what needs to change.
It was the first time the township has ever experienced a storm of its kind—and now, as the clean-up from Hurricane Sandy continues, it is time to reassess and make changes where necessary. Residents have expressed concerns about the level of communication coming from the township during the storm, saying that they would like to see more avenues used. And council president Allen Kurdyla said that that is what has to be explored now. “I am of the opinion that this storm was an eye opener for everyone,” he said. “We are going to learn and try to come up with ways to improve communication in the future.” With regard to who does the communicating, Kurdyla said there is a specific organizational structure followed involving emergency services …
sharyar
11:08 am on Sunday, November 25, 2012
If he had done his job, then I could have done my job. He needs to push a button and then I will lift a finger and push my botton. And we are going to get together and talk for 2-3 years to see how he can do his job better and then I will see how I can do my job. ... And these are the people who are supposed to be "leading" our township? Seriously? Let me guess, they will dream up a new system, … more ›