Bipartisan support leads to Sandy program renewal

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Mangano said he expects to recoup the money for the program from FEMA. “[Sandy] left an environmental problem and a health risk, and therefore [the program] should be entitled … to be funded,” he said. “We continue to work with FEMA towards that goal.”
Residents interested in the program can call (516) 535-5730 or email nassauclean@gmail.com.

T.J. Brennan contributed to this story

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