Cocke County mayor shares update as recovery efforts continue in Helene aftermath
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- Опубликовано: 4 ноя 2024
- As recovery efforts continue, Cocke County Mayor Rob Mathis shared an update on Monday just after 1:15 p.m.
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Us here in Greene county wish we had the leadership that you provide for your people.
This is why I love Tennessee because of men like your Mayor. High quality individuals. Many prayers for safety and strength. Much love from Maine.
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.
Always got a make a buck. How crazy. They need some state for debris removal.
Because FEMA hasn't moved in yet. Once they do, they will pay contractors to pick up debris that is set out at the roadside and haul it to a central location. At least they do here in Florida. But you have to get it to the roadside which is impossible for some.
@@tarabauerle1239 Different situation. Authorities should then have advised residents to wait for FEMA. If they can't get it to a roadside they wouldn't be able to get it to a dump either.
TVA should be flipping the bill for all damages. Sad...but maintain the water wats, dams etc .. Sad...but many failed.
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
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.
You should donate money to them. 😊