FEMA Wants $4 Million Back from Buffalo on Friday, March 26th, 2010

So the Federal Emergency Management Agency wants $4 million back from the city because they “didn’t comply with procurement standards when contracting for debris removal and other services” related to the 2006 October snowstorm. Really? Huh. Who’d a thunk it? Remember how Arborturf, the subcontractor hired by Cheektowaga’s Dreamco, came in, cut down 7,000 trees in the city, then [...]


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