Would an event like Sandy be used as a reason why we need to still have alarm boxes in the 21st century? I know in NJ I had no AT&T cell service for 5 days and then minimal spotty service for the following week. I couldn't even make a call to 911 a lot of the times. Landlines took a beating as well and were unreliable until power issues were resolved, which for me was 10 days after.
It truly makes me wonder how call boxes withstood the storm and IF the city will be changing their mind about these things.
It truly makes me wonder how call boxes withstood the storm and IF the city will be changing their mind about these things.