Frustrated

Ghormuz’s comment.

“There is no question — there ought to be a law — there ought to be a lot of laws,” she said. “If I were queen I would do it but we’re not going to do that tonight.”

Bill Turner, deputy director of Chester County Emergency Services, said that safety planning is underway at the county level.

He said it all starts with prevention, with preparedness a key, along with response and a recovery phases.

“Everything starts and ends on a local level,” Turner said about safety.

Comitta told residents to not give up the fight.

“A very important piece of this is you--the people standing up and asking questions should make a difference,” she said.