Mayor Nutter Orders City Government Shutdown, Warns Residents To Be Ready For Sandy
(Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter gives an update
on the city’s preparation for Hurricane Sandy at a press conference on Sunday.)
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — As Hurricane Sandy approaches, the city of Philadelphia is closing government offices, court houses, mass transit and public and Archdiocesan schools on Monday. And Mayor Michael Nutter continues to urge residents to be ready.
After SEPTA (read SEPTA Shutdowns) and the School District announced their closures (read Schools Closed), Mayor Nutter quickly followed suit, closing the city government down for all but the most essential services — police, fire, prisons and PGW.
For full story go to: http://philadelphia.cbslocal.com/.
on the city’s preparation for Hurricane Sandy at a press conference on Sunday.)
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — As Hurricane Sandy approaches, the city of Philadelphia is closing government offices, court houses, mass transit and public and Archdiocesan schools on Monday. And Mayor Michael Nutter continues to urge residents to be ready.
After SEPTA (read SEPTA Shutdowns) and the School District announced their closures (read Schools Closed), Mayor Nutter quickly followed suit, closing the city government down for all but the most essential services — police, fire, prisons and PGW.
For full story go to: http://philadelphia.cbslocal.com/.
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