OK I blame the school officials for not sending the kids home BEFORE it go t that bad. The mayor had little to do with anything except when city workers were sent home. As far a civilian places of employment they decided when to send people home. It just happened that they all did it at the same time.
Be honest. If you lived someplace where you seldom if ever needed snow shoes on your car or truck would you spend the extra money?
And what would you have them do? Send people up north every winter so they can learn how to drive in it? They would just forget anyway. Look at here in MN. First snow in the fall you can see where about 70% of the drivers forgot each year.
Ft Riley KS area use to get real bad because of the military there. You had people who had no choice to be out in it to go to work who didn't know how to drive in ice/snow conditions competing with others who got really frustrated because they did and to them it wasn't hard.
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