On Feb. 25, during the snow storm, our paper carrier went off the side of our road because the road was not plowed. My husband brought the carrier into our house and I called the town barn. We live in the town of Florida. I asked that they send a plow down as our paper carrier was stuck. When a plow did not come down, I called the town barn again and spoke to Bill Weller, our town highway superintendent, and told him I had called earlier for a plow. He told me he knew I called earlier. He told me the town truck with a plow on it would come down. Again, we waited, and then I called the town clerk’s office. I had previously called the town barn, but no one answered. The town clerk usually knows where Bill Weller is and how to get in touch with him. I told her I had talked to Weller and he said the truck would be down. When the truck did not come down, I called the sheriff’s office, explained the problem and was told they would take care of it.