Orange, Ulster counties make ready for nor’easter snowfall
Orange County Emergency Management Commissioner Brendan Casey says if the snow gets too intense overnight into Tuesday morning, residents may receive an alert from county government.
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Officials say Public Works crews in Orange and Ulster counties are fully prepared for the snow.
Business, like local pharmacies, say their main concern is making sure everyone gets their prescriptions refills on time.
Hardware stores say it's been such a mild winter, and they have a lot of salt leftover to sell.
Orange County Emergency Management Commissioner Brendan Casey says if the snow gets too intense overnight into Tuesday morning, residents may receive an alert from county government.
News 12’s Ben Nandy has more on the snow preparations being made.
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