Cocke County mayor shares update as recovery efforts continue in Helene aftermath

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  • Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024

Комментарии • 6

  • @kitskivich
    @kitskivich 2 часа назад +5

    I don't understand why people should have to pay to dispose of debris caused by a hurricane. If you rehab your house at the best of times, it makes complete sense to be responsible for your own trash, but it's not going to work after a natural disaster. Most of those people won't be able to afford it.

    • @lisasisk3713
      @lisasisk3713 Час назад +1

      Always got a make a buck. How crazy. They need some state for debris removal.

  • @brianwatson3705
    @brianwatson3705 3 часа назад +4

    With all the disaster in the area , people are being charged to drop of debris from the storm ! Any person of place profiting off of a natural disaster should be heavily fined

    • @lisasisk3713
      @lisasisk3713 Час назад

      Amen. Look at Cocke County. It looks likes it's look for 70 years. No money ever put into to making it NICE. Right next to Gatlinburg. What a joke. Sad. Somebody needs to have a ass chewing for slumville.