Curran: Office of Emergency Management activated after parts off Nassau see ‘deluge' of rain
Nassau County Executive Laura Curran says the Office of Emergency Management has been activated in response to the downpours seen throughout the county.
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Sep 2, 2021, 2:34 AM
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14h agoNassau County Executive Laura Curran says the Office of Emergency Management has been activated in response to the downpours seen throughout the county.
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News 12’s Rich Barrabi spoke with Curran about other ways the county has been handling the storm.
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