City Manager Tim Commisso says fundraising for flood relief is his number one priority for the next couple of months. He is urging fellow residents to open their giant hearts to raise the 4-million dollars that's needed to help in the wake of the May 28th flood. Commisso says the Safe Home program alone cost the city nearly 3-million dollars just to clean-up homes flooded in the disaster. To date the flood fund committee has raised almost 900-thousand dollars.
Thursday, August 30, 2012
Commisso On Flood Relief Fund
City Manager Tim Commisso says fundraising for flood relief is his number one priority for the next couple of months. He is urging fellow residents to open their giant hearts to raise the 4-million dollars that's needed to help in the wake of the May 28th flood. Commisso says the Safe Home program alone cost the city nearly 3-million dollars just to clean-up homes flooded in the disaster. To date the flood fund committee has raised almost 900-thousand dollars.
