Long Island crews ready for whatever Henri brings
The Suffolk County executive says crews are prepared for whatever the storm brings
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Aug 20, 2021, 6:03 PM
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Updated 1,243 days ago
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County Executive Steve Bellone says Suffolk County is bracing for impacts from Henri.
“Our Department of Public Works crews, along with our partners, will be working around the clock to clear storm drains, prep equipment, clear
roadways of trees of course and branches as the storm progresses,” Bellone says.
The Suffolk County executive says
crews are prepared for whatever the storm brings.
Nassau County’s Office of Emergency Management is
also on high alert and monitoring the storm’s track.
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