We drink potentially contaminated water during boil water advisories.
We’re at the mercy of a handful of tornado sirens to warn us when a twister is on its way.
Rail cars loaded with God-knows-what rumble each day through the heart of our city mere yards from schools and homes, not to mention police and fire departments.
The common thread with each of these risks is that when or if they occur, our city and county governments have no effective means with which to warn us.
Isn’t that special?
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