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Congressman Turner Surveys Hurricane Sandy Damage
Nov 3, 2012 Issues: Congressional Issues, Energy, Health, Transportation
Congressman Turner has been spending the days since the hurricane talking directly to people in the district, as well as first responders, and working to help get needed resources and manpower to the proper locations.
Congressman Turner at the FEMA Disaster Recovery Center and Red Cross Station at Fort Tilden in the Rockaways on Friday, November 2nd, receiving a status update as meals are being prepared for local residents.
Congressman Turner getting an update from New York City's bravest on Friday, November 2nd, at the FDNY Mobile Command Center in the Rockaways at B. 116th Street and Newport Avenue. Turner has been spending the days since the hurricane talking regularly with first responders about the state of impacted areas and working with federal, state, and city officials and organizations to get first responders the resources they need.
Congressman Turner surveying damage from Hurricane Sandy and getting feedback from neighbors Thursday afternoon, November 1st, in the Rockaways on Beach 129th and Rockaway Beach Blvd.
Congressman Turner meeting with volunteers and displaced residents at the hurricane shelter at Resurrection Church on Gerritsen Avenue in Gerritsen Beach, Brooklyn on Thursday morning, November 1st . Congressman Turner spent the day visiting different locations throughout the district, providing reassurance to fellow New Yorkers and discussing with them what aid and supplies are needed.
Congressman Turner, on Friday, November 2nd, at the FDNY Mobile Command Center on B. 116th Street and Newport Avenue continuing to get the word out about the immediate need for assistance in the Rockaways.
Congressman Turner and State Senator Marty Golden in Manhattan Beach Thursday afternoon, November 1st, discussing hurricane Sandy response and relief efforts. Turner has been spending the days since the hurricane talking directly to people in the district and working to help get resources to the proper locations.
Congressman Turner in Broad Channel, getting the word out about the dire situation and immediate need of assistance in the area.
Congressman Turner with volunteers and local residents at the Broad Channel American Legion on Cross Bay Boulevard which is serving as a relief center. Turner has been spending the days since the hurricane talking directly to people in the district and working to help get resources to the proper locations.
