Nassau Executive Curran: Crews continue to plow roads following Sunday snowstorm
Nassau County Executive Laura Curran tells News 12 that the Department of Public Works crews continued clearing the roads following Sunday's snowstorm.
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Feb 8, 2021, 4:10 AM
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Updated 1,605 days ago
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5h agoNassau County Executive Laura Curran tells News 12 that the Department of Public Works crews continued clearing the roads following Sunday's snowstorm.
Curran added that patrols were also out to ensure that people were not driving while intoxicated following Super Bowl gatherings.
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