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Tenafly DPW praised for storm cleanup; foreman warns town "running low on salt"
Summary
After a major winter storm, the Environmental Commission thanked the DPW for cleanup work and heard DPW foreman Pat Mason warn that the town's road salt supply is low ahead of another storm expected Feb. 22.
The Tenafly Environmental Commission opened its Feb. 19 meeting by thanking the Department of Public Works for a large winter storm clean-up about two weeks earlier. Pat Mason, DPW, accepted the commission's gratitude and warned that, "we are running low on salt," as the department prepares for another storm forecast for Feb. 22.
Commissioners noted the clean-up appeared more extensive than neighboring towns and credited DPW crews. The exchange included operational planning: Mason described the scale of the recent response and the department's preparations for the next storm, and the commission recommended close monitoring of salt inventories and potential inter-municipal support if supplies fall short.
