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Eatontown officials praise DPW and emergency services after major snowstorm
Summary
Council lauded DPW and emergency responders for extensive storm work: approximately 900 man-hours and 91 tons of salt were used to keep roads clear during a major January snowstorm, councilors said.
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Council members and the mayor publicly thanked the Department of Public Works and emergency services for their response to a major January snowstorm. Councilmember Faust said DPW plowed the town three times and salted twice, which she estimated required about 900 man-hours and 91 tons of salt. "They spent day and night away from their homes and their families to ensure the safety here in town," she said.
Multiple council members echoed the appreciation, noting the borough’s roads compared favorably to neighboring towns. The praise came in the context of other operational updates and as council discussed continuing preparedness given forecasts for additional winter storms.
