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Town of Moira honors highway crew for rapid storm response after Tropical Depression Debby
Summary
The Town Board adopted a proclamation recognizing Superintendent Michael Helm and highway staff for restoring town roads after flooding from Tropical Depression Debby, saying the department achieved "an almost complete recovery of our highway infrastructure in less than 48 hours."
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The Town of Moira Board on Aug. 27 adopted a proclamation recognizing the Highway Department — including Superintendent of Highways Michael Helm — for its response to flash flooding associated with Tropical Depression Debby on Aug. 9–10, 2024. The proclamation states the department facilitated "an almost complete recovery of our highway infrastructure in less than 48 hours."
Supervisor Chad Niles led the recognition and the board adopted the proclamation by unanimous consent. The written declaration names crew members and praises their teamwork and rapid repairs; no financial award or legislative action accompanied the proclamation.
