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Originally Posted by DaddyTorgo
I mean look - I get that certain places that don't get snow/ice are ill-equipped to deal with these types of things, but have they ever you know...thought of asking for advice on what to do from states with experience (and yes I know it wouldn't be perfect advice, because states that do deal with it view this as no big deal), but they could at least say "oh gee...you're not equipped to deal with it at all...you should cancel school" or "oh gee mr. governor...you might want to tell all non-emergency personnel to stay off the roads today and close down the government"
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No. In Cherokee County in particular, it's inexcusable. It's far enough north (and enough in the foothills) that the they have to deal with this at least once or twice every school year. It's not like it's Charleston or South Georgia where it might be a once a decade kinda of thing.