Source: New York Post
A fed-up Pacific Palisades community advocate said she was overjoyed that residents will finally be heard at a closed-door meeting with federal officials — as she blasted state and local officials who “let us burn” during last year’s deadly wildfires. Jessica Rogers, a Pacific Palisades resident who lost everything when the horrific blaze engulfed swaths of the City of Angels, will join three other civic leaders in a private sit-down with EPA administrator Lee Zeldin on Wednesday to discuss rebuilding efforts and the lack of support and hurdles they’ve faced from state and local leaders. “We feel tremendous gratitude that they’re taking the time to come out, so the community can have a voice,” the vocal community leader and mom-of-two told The Post.
