Trying to find the right location that would serve people coming to us and staff going out to patients to their homes was difficult.

He jumped right in and helped us. Of course, we were doing everything; traffic patrol and trying to keep a high presence in the area when the power was out, he, along with all the men and women of the department did a real good job and I'm pleased with everybody. Being the new guy I thought he handled himself very well during the hurricane because there was a lot of hours worked and not a lot of sleep.

Give them credit. They took it right at us. We got a little complacent. We were trying to hang on instead of attacking.

That's what we're trying to do. BT is a true warrior, and he really carried us. But as of right now, it could be a spark for us, maybe a blessing in disguise.

The first step is trying to hire the right kind of people and then training them. They need to have a great attitude and like to serve people.

I was trying to hit the ball hard somewhere, but both times right at people,