Friday, first responders were responding to a call for help with storm cleanup from one of their own.
CHARDON, Ohio — More than three weeks after 12 confirmed tornadoes tore through Northeast Ohio, some communities are still cleaning up.In Chardon, an EF-1 tornado touched down on Aug. 24, tearing up trees and snapping branches along Meadowwood Drive and through the woods behind the neighborhood.
No injuries were reported, and few homes incurred significant damage in the storm. In the morning, Linn and his neighbors on the private road managed to clear much of the street with their own equipment.“I was running out of firewood at home,” Linn laughed. “God took care of it for me. He dropped it and dropped all the trees for me. So thank you.”
Geiss put out a message for assistance to his department and several other agencies. Friday morning, firefighters and police officers from three to four departments showed up to help. Many volunteered on their day off or before or after shifts. Chardon Rental and Overhaul Landscaping provided machinery and trailers to the group to lift and haul heavy branches and trees. The group planned to work as long as possible to clean up the neighborhood.
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