I think they can do a little better, but so far i can't complain.

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Steilacoom did great, but I had to drive to Sea-Tac the morning after the first of the last spate of snowstorms. The airport roads were terrible (as was Pacific Highway South), with a wreck in the left-turn lanes into the airport. If I had not been on my way to pick up a beautiful young woman from Brazil, I would have stayed home. It took a long time to find one, too...

I think Pierce County did a fantastic job. I live in Eatonville an all the way to 512 was clean and clear. However, Kent was a disaster. E. Valley was never plowed the whole time as far asa I know.

I ride the bus to work, I can't afford the gas or stress on my 2 county commute. During the weather, I was forced to drive because the buses whimped out. We need a more realiable transit system, something that works even in bad weather, cause people still have to get to work.
(And yes, I found a couple other displaced people to ride with me, so we still kept it green) :-)

are the same people that complain about paying taxes and the always growing role government. Like I've said/wrote before people don't want big gov for you only for themselves.

The issue is one of overall costs and the greatest common good, which are government issues. If people are crashing into each other and going into ditches, staying home from work or only working a couple of hours, spending five times longer to commute thereby wasting energy and their health, businesses and schools shutting down or unproductive, etc., then the agencies need to do better because the cost is in the millions of dollars not to mention human misery. They don't need to clear your driveway, but they do need to make the streets safe and passable.

If mother nature drops a foot of snow or 6 inches of rain on your house, the government owes you nothing. They don't have a responsibility to have your street plowed by the time you want to go to work. They don't owe it to you to build a dike so your river bottom house doesn't get flooded. They don't need to resort to putting salt down on the roads to pleases the losers that can't stay put until the ice melts. They do owe it to the community to attempt to get the hospitals plowed. They owe it to us to do what they can to get us to the hosptal wthout endangerng themselves. They owe t to the communty of Pacific to let them know when a man-made flood is heading their way. With all the development, rain has less area to soak in, so the rivers get more work. Building higher levees only causes other areas to flood. Eventually there will be 60 foot levees that block the river view and are causing problems somewhere else. If you want a river view, build on a hill overlooking the river and plan to stay home if the hill gets icy. You owe it to yourself to look out for number 1. The government has limited resources, and cannot fix everything.

The one that are satisfied with the respose are the one's that were in a area that wasn't hit by floods or a lot of snow? And there are always a few who can't make up their minds must be a politican?