NYU to review Buffalo's blizzard response after storm leaves 39 dead
After a blizzard left 39 dead, the City of Buffalo announced that New York University will conduct an “after-action report” about the region’s response to the storm. After a blizzard left 39 people dead across New York's Erie County, the City of Buffalo announced that New York University will conduct an "after-action report" about the region's response to the storm, according to Buffalo Mayor Bryon Brown. NYU's Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service will review the storm preparation, response and recovery to outline best practices for other major cities as well as offer Buffalo feedback, according to Brown. "The City of Buffalo is resolved to learn from this storm and make additional improvements in how we respond to future extreme winter snow storms," Brown wrote in a statement. An excavator piles up snow on the east side of Buffalo, New York, Dec. 29, 2022. Joed Viera/AFP via Getty Images MORE: Buffalo's deadly blizzard by the nu...