By Leigh Anne Hubbs
Gloucester City News
Mount Ephraim Borough received a gracious letter from a 2nd Avenue resident thanking Supervisor Ken Jones and an employee of the Public Works Department for their assistance.
The letter was read, and praised, during the recent Board of Commissioners meeting.
Last month a large tree limb had broken away from a tree on the resident’s property, yet remained dangerously suspended by other branches. It was unknown as to when the limb might fall.
The homeowner, Carl Ingram, contacted the Public Works Department regarding the limb.
Ken Jones and an employee left their lunch break to take a look at the tree and then called the borough’s tree service to have the loose limb removed.
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