Are people making plans? And if there is something going on, whether it is an earthquake or a snowstorm or whatever it happens to be and maybe the communication is not real clear in the beginning and everybody is unsure about really what is happening, are they sticking with their plan?
Pryor questions the effectiveness of the ready.gov program in emergency situations.
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The program gives selected communities a seal of approval intended to signal to business and industry around the world that the community has been chosen by the Government, by the Administration, as worthy of investment.
I have some concerns there about personnel and what the folks in Fort Smith and the 188th will be doing in the interim.
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