If you do not kow the Wyckoff DPW, under the leadership of Mr. Scott Fisher, allow me a few moments to inform you of these great people who work so very hard.
We have all been under a lot of strain since we had our visit from Sandy. She left us a real mess and once again 90 percent of Wyckoff is without power.
In fact I wirte this with a generator running in the driveway and a flashlight since I am sharing what power I have with neighbors to keep the heat on.
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Well Wyckoff has a department we call the DPW. And the Manager is Mr. Scott Fisher.
While Sandy raged around us the Wyckoff DPW was out in the fierce winds trying to keep up with downed tree and lines. They work endlessly and tirelessly to keep the roads as safe as possbile and put up barracades where necessary. They thought only of the safety of Wyckoff residents.
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Then, without much sleep and I am sure exhausted they came back to work to start clearing the roads.
Where I live there were four major trees down cutting off the roads and typing up the power lines
The Wyckoff DPW got there as soon as possible and started cutting up and clearing the trees. And these were BIG trees. Please see the photos attached.
The DPW men had them cleared within a very few hours. They worked quickly, but carefully and safely. Everyone knew they job and how to do. They work well as a team.
These men deserve out appreciation and thanks for the long hours and hard work they must endure during this time.
And so I offer my thanks and the thanks of my neighbors to Mr. Fisher and his great crews !
John Unglert
