A radiation probe has expanded across Niagara and Erie counties, with federal and state agencies working together to test properties. The probe is part of an ongoing radiation assessment in the area. Federal agencies say they are making progress in testing properties, with a significant number of sites already assessed.
"We are committed to ensuring the health and safety of our residents," said a spokesperson for the New York State government. The probe was launched after concerns were raised about potential radiation hazards in the area. Buffalo residents are being advised to stay informed about the progress of the probe and to follow any instructions from local authorities.
The probe is expected to continue for several weeks, with results being made available to the public as soon as possible. South Buffalo homeowners are among those being affected by the probe, with some properties in the area being tested for radiation. The City of Buffalo is working closely with federal and state agencies to ensure that residents are kept informed about the probe and any potential risks to their health. The probe is a precautionary measure, and residents are being advised to continue with their daily lives as normal.
A meeting is scheduled for next week to update residents on the progress of the probe and to answer any questions they may have.