The report, by the lead engineer with the company in charge of the bridge’s design, was made in a voice mail message for a Florida Department of Transportation employee. That employee was out of the office, however, and did not receive it until Friday, a day after the collapse.
DelMarVa's Premier Source for News, Opinion, Analysis, and Human Interest Contact Publisher Joe Albero at alberobutzo@wmconnect.com or 410-430-5349
More after the fact brilliance.
ReplyDeleteFlorida the leading state with minority contractors winning bids , ain't it great , only in America.
ReplyDeleteOut of the office. That is fine, but where is the coverage. Take a day and someone else does your chores. F'n crazy, same as the recent school massacre. When has it become acceptable to not bare responsibility?
ReplyDeleteIf the engineers were really concerned they would have reached someone. I don't knmow of any office that you cannot get to someone. They could have gone the office physically.
ReplyDeleteThe crack on this bridge was noticed and called into the FBI, and they ignored it.
ReplyDeleteThe Sheriff department was called to have a look at it 27 times, and did nothing.
This type of negligence is inexcusable, and I am so glad it only happened this one time here in florida.
Oh, wait....