Five months after Maria

I'm sure they care. They may not be competent, or the incentive structure of government work may stunt their progress, or the red-tape the colonel has to deal with may be worse then we can possibly imagine, or all of the above, etc.

Hey Sitka, how is your place in Hatillo? I seen several videos today of beach erosion and the sea running thru the streets and moving cars and junk around. You being in a beach front property must be seeing some heavy action tonight.

Rey, We got hit with the super high surf.  25+ foot waves. My patio is covered with trash & sand. The ocean is very rough, expect more flooding next high tide.  Fortunately I sand baged the doors to the water side so we have minimal flooding inside.

We barely got cleaned up from Maria, now a second wammy from the surf.   Many costal roads closed due to high water.

Locals say this is a rare event, but we sure didn't need any more damage to the island.

Yes last one like this was over 45 years ago or more. Not that that helps. At least you did not have major damage to your stuff.

With this climate warming going on, things are unpredictable, people and even scientists are mainly guessing about the changes to the weather patterns. Melting of the poles is to raise worse case sea levels by about 4 feet but that is hundreds of years from now.

At 1,000 feet about sea level I am not too worried about the sea raising by 4.

Congress looking into AEE employees asking for money from clients to repair electricity.
http://caribbeanbusiness.com/us-house-c … r-utility/

So they sent a letter to the PREPA interim director. Now, that's going to help!
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NOT!

Not like he will be very cooperative anyway. But it may work since treasury is not releasing money until they are confortable, so the governor may force him to cooperate. They can always come up with a fall guy.