Wayne officials taking caution with concern of flooded streets freezing due to cold temperatures
Township of Wayne officials say they are being vigilant of already flooded streets possibly freezing with snow and cold conditions expected on Tuesday.
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3h agoTownship of Wayne officials say they are being vigilant of already flooded streets possibly freezing with snow and cold conditions expected on Tuesday.
News 12 NJ’s Lauren Due spoke with Mayor of Wayne Christopher Vergano and residents about the precautions being put in place.
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