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The local TV stations have not been much help either. I guess there's nothing to know? You'd think there would be some local news that two TV stations and a newspaper might think about covering.
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I found out a few days ago when it snowed last time that an emergency declaration had been declared from social media because it wasn't reported on. This time I just wanted to know if I could go to Kroger without getting hassled by the cops for being out when I shouldn't be, but apparently I don't get to know that.
Local communications being reduced to social media posts is the sign to just dissolve the community, it's over.
There hasn't been much of a community here the entire time I've lived here. Terre Haute is the very worst place in Indiana, which is quite something.
I'm sorry...what? If it snows where you are, the police are allowed to force you to stay home? What in the ever living dystopian town do you live in or am I completely misunderstanding.
Some places in mountain towns the avalanche danger can rise to the level that authorities declare it illegal to leave any building, and violators will be arrested. It's called an "interlodge". Basically it's saying "it's so dangerous outside that we don't want to have to mobilize search and rescue just because your dumb ass couldn't follow the rules". Interlodges can potentially last for days.
Corollary: Indiana has no mountains. (Snowstorms in the midwest can trap you in the middle of BFE fairly easily on flat ground, however, with the wet sticky snow they tend to have.)
That actually makes sense, me here with my city brain not realizing the search crews added danger
If it snows "bad enough" this is very common. The roads are going to be hard to drive on, which leads to more accidents and just puts first responders in jeopardy. The day before a big snow the grocery stores are usually slammed.
LOL, you should be in a hurricane when word is out, "We're not saving your ass, not matter what. Good luck and god bless."
If it's dangerous to be out on the roads and they need to keep them clear for emergency vehicles, what would you suggest?
Im pretty sure they did not do a driving ban here during the 1998 ice storm that happened here. Heck I still had to walk to school climbing over trees and stuff.
Someone else's comment made me realize why it would be banned though, safety crews safety., not necessarily my safety. That makes more sense to me.
bUT maH RIteS! /s
100% not where my brain was going with this topic.
Road bans are not something I have ever witnessed here. I don't think they have ever done it here that I can recall.
Yeah, that is more incompetence than I am used to. When we get driving bans and other emergency declarations, the local news will put that crawly thing on the bottom of the screen letting us know what's up. I bet they get complaints when it covers up the score of the game.
Second that.
What original source did the social media cite? Have you looked there for your answers?
It was the city's Twitter account and nothing there either, but I wanted to be sure.