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Guest Op-Ed: When a once-in-a-lifetime storm hit, Trenton gave its all [MAYOR W. REED GUSCIORA]
['W. Reed Gusciora']
Trentonian
Ahead of the storm, the City took multiple steps to mitigate impacts.
During and after the storm, Public Works, working alongside Recreation staff and private vendors, cleared more than 160 miles of roads and alleyways.
While snow operations were ongoing, the Trenton Fire Department responded to a major fire on Princeton Avenue that displaced two families.
When cars remain on narrow city streets, plows have no choice but to push snow toward them.
Saving spots on public streets is not permitted, and confrontations help no one.