2012 Hurricane Sandy Response

Hurricane Sandy in 2012 was a powerful storm that caused widespread damage along the U.S. East Coast, especially in New York and New Jersey. The response involved the federal, state, and local governments activating emergency management efforts, including deploying rescue teams, setting up shelters, and dispatching crews to restore power and infrastructure. Volunteers and organizations provided immediate aid and supplies, while communication channels were prioritized to keep residents informed. Recovery efforts focused on clearing debris, rebuilding infrastructure, and supporting affected communities. The coordinated response aimed to save lives, reduce suffering, and restore normalcy as quickly as possible.