than it is on the the shore largely was came through last night okay. most of what we re dealing with, the overwhelming amount of what we re dealing with is inland. they ll be there, i promise you. it s the game changer will be continuing to do what we re doing and, god willing, do more. with donald s help and other colleagues, adding on top of that, the federal money to really that s the game changer in terms of building the infrastructure. maybe be one last one, sir. can you name the county you assess damage in? bob? harrison township where we re at now, mullica hill. winona was hit hard. several of the other towns that weren t hit as hard but got a piece of it. mantua was hit hard, winona, harrison township, i think, were the hardest hit.
it s the easiest way to get out to gloucester county. anybody affected in this storm in gloucester county, the red cross is set up at the gloucester institute of technology and are there to serve you. thank you. bob says we got a lot of camera s on, let s take advantage of it. right? brian? you and the legislators, the speaker, have charted a fairly ambitious course against climate change. and you said several times it s becoming more intense, the storm s, more frequent. does this suggest to you that we need to accelerate the efforts that are already under way? unequivocally, yes. and i think i don t know where donald went but the federal infrastructure bill that is being debated, god willing voted on sooner than later i should say bills. you ve got two different buckets there. any amount of that will be of huge help toward our efforts. i just want to make sure this isn t i can t see this thing.
and woodbury, and defford. so, you know i just want to let you know, and to the people that live here and the residents that are here, i know every one of these gentlemen very well that are standing around me. this isn t just a photo-op for a bunch of politicians to stand here. these people will be here for the residents of this community and the rest of gloucester county. and they ll all tell you, they re men of their word. we re not walking away from anybody. we ll be here through the process. right, governor? you bet ya, bob. you call me in the county, you call your local legislature, or congressman, we ll help out. and, you know, all the way up to the governor. we re here for the duration. we re not going anywhere. nobody is left behind. thank you. extremely well said, bob. and i just want to underscore that with great emphasis. to the colonel and bob, lou, thank you for hosting us. steve, you re being attacked here, don, to everybody here,
obviously, it will depend, in part, on whether or not you have a structure like this, versus whether it s water damage, et cetera. i want to reiterate before we take a couple of questions, the points that these guys just made. in particular, our first responders. i was in a room this morning at the statewide traffic management system with the colonel and dan. and moeb in that room i slept a couple of hours. lou, i suspect you didn t sleep much last night, or bob. nobody am that room slept. so the atlantic city electric team to the d.o.t. folks, dep to the county, bob to you and your colleagues at the county, the state police, the local teams, oems, cannot thank you enough. you re on a pedestal. bob, come on. before you take questions, i m the director of the board of commissioners in gloucester county. before the governor takes some questions, just want to put it out. we have all these cameras here.
yeah, i believe this may be the president. so i m just going to take this and make sure. tell him i said hello. bob danninger, mr. president, says hello. the answer is unequivocally, yes. i assume you all would agree. state level, governor? state and federal, but there s only we will put state resources into this as we have done and we will continue to do. the game changer here is the fed s and the work that donald is doing with federal dollars. please? governor, we talked to victims in this neighborhood and said the national weather service alerts saved their lives. alerts also went out, flood emergencies throughout new york yet a lot of people were still trapped in their car, some dying in their cars. sadly. don t know how many water rescues there were. is there a way to improve, to get people off these roads when these flash flood emergencies are issued before the inevitable