NYC's OEM deputy commissioner discusses next steps to help those without a home after fatal fire
Many people in the community jumping in to help in the aftermath of the worst fire in New York City in three decades.
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Jan 10, 2022, 1:33 PM
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Updated 846 days ago
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9h agoMany people in the community jumping in to help in the aftermath of the worst fire in New York City in three decades. So, what happens next for the many who are without a home?
Deputy Commissioner of the city's Office of Emergency Management Christina Farrel joins News 12 to discuss the next steps.
