Governor Appoints Sandy Recovery Manager
Former Executive Assistant Attorney General Marc Ferzan will Manage Hurricane Sandy storm recovery.
In an effort to codify New Jersey’s Hurricane Sandy recovery efforts, Gov. Chris Christie’s announced Wednesday the appointment of Marc Ferzan to oversee and coordinate long-term recovery plans and to cooperate with federal, state, local, and non-governmental partner. Ferzen, a former executive assistant attorney general, has been tasked with creating a team to guide recovery efforts and focus on recovery items that require long-term strategic planning, the governor’s office said in a release. He will also work with Christie’s Cabinet as well as various government agencies and organizations to collect information on resources established since Hurricane Sandy’s arrival on the New Jersey shore at the end of October. “The magnitude of the …
foggyworld
1:38 pm on Wednesday, February 6, 2013
There is no need to hire anyone because the governor has written off the people of the NJ shore by adopting without possibly even understanding the death knell that is about to be brought to us by FEMA. The governor is seeking higher office and is dong everything possible to distance himself from the chaos that reigns in the Sandy zone. more ›