I don’t think putting herself at risk in order to get there on time was part of the contract. Shit happens and a job needs to respect that.

Plenty of reason for sirens. Fire trucks blast their sirens getting to fires, and I’m pretty certain that’s what I heard, barreling down main st.

They’ll have to cut power to your lines unfortunately to get the tree off of them. No idea what the priority will be.

After the macroburst the other year I think I’ve experienced as close as I want to get to a tornado.

Got some power flickers here, but surprisingly my power has held. It’s still quite windy and I hear sirens. Northern Fairfield county.

At one point they were semi reasonable. It hasn’t been that way for a while now.

They prefer to not talk about their bad parts on paper