This January, Cincinnati was walloped by a winter storm that blanketed the city in nearly a foot of snow. Some residents said that snowplows didn't reach their streets for days.
City Council recently approved about $900,000 for the city's vehicle fleet, but Council hasn't yet decided if that money will go toward more snowplows or a new fire truck.
On Cincinnati Edition, we'll examine the debate at City Hall over how the city might better prepare for next winter, and hear from a resident who was homebound for weeks due to the snow.
Guests:
- Jeff Cramerding, Budget and Finance Committee chair, Cincinnati City Council
- Bree Moss, president, Northside Community Council
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