Gov. Malloy says state is prepared for snow
As the nor'easter approaches, the governor says the state is taking precautions and will be prepared for snow. Gov. Dannel Malloy says 630 state plows will be patrolling the highways this weekend
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Jan 22, 2016, 11:31 PM
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Updated 3,255 days ago
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As the nor'easter approaches, the governor says the state is taking precautions and will be prepared for snow.
Gov. Dannel Malloy says 630 state plows will be patrolling the highways this weekend
Malloy says that both United Illuminated and Eversource Energy are working closely with the state in case there are power outages.
He says if Connecticut does not not get a direct hit from the storm, some snowplows and other crews will be sent down south to assist the harder hit regions.
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