Police Chief Greg Meyer on impending Blizzard: We’re not trying to panic people, but it’s going to be nasty

Police Chief Greg Meyer says resident should prepare for a nasty storm.

“We’re not trying to panic people, but it’s just going to be a long nasty day.”

The Chief says whiteout driving conditions may occur, and residents should not attempt to drive if it isn’t urgent.

“We’re asking the public to really limit their driving on Tuesday – get some last-minute items if you need then, and prepare to spend the day with the family,” says Chief Meyer.

The Chief also urged residents to keep trash cans and vehicles off the street.

“The storm is going to start off mild, but really ramp up.”

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hookup
9 years ago

“It might be nasty” Borei olam proves time and time again no one gets the weather right many times!!

Eli
9 years ago

The blizzard warning was cancelled. It is now a winter storm warning.

proves the point
9 years ago

to hookup: if it’s winter storm warning now, it’ll be a blizzard.

Yitz
9 years ago

The borei olam also said. אזהו חכם הרואה את הנולד!

Pat
9 years ago

Is there school tomorrow for the Jewish children and is there bus transportation

hookup
9 years ago

To yitz: If weather people strike out too many times the nolad becomes not like what they say. We don’t depend on it for the nolad. It becomes a חשש of maybe nasty. I wore my boots 2day either way (for nothing 🙂