Bergen County executive outlines preparations for major nor'easter
Bergen County Executive Jim Tedesco says they have been preparing for more than two days for the storm, with trucks out brining the streets to keep people safe.
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Jan 31, 2021, 11:02 PM
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Updated 1,540 days ago
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5h agoBergen County Executive Jim Tedesco says they have been preparing for more than two days for the storm, with trucks out brining the streets to keep people safe. He asks county residents to stay off the roads and work from home on Monday.
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