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Ida recovery slow for Montgomery County renters

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FORT WASHINGTON, Pa. - As the south recovers from Nicholas, parts of the Delaware Valley area are still recovering from Ida.

Some renters are still waiting for their landlords to repair damage, or at least give them a timeline."The water is coming in through the displaced shingles on the roof and it’s just running through everything," renter Irene Flannery said.Flannery’s been patient.

Her rented Summit Avenue home was one of the many slammed by the tornadoes of two weeks ago. But, while sounds of recovery echo through her neighborhood, Irene’s home sits quiet, except for the dripping water."They didn’t have an electrician come out until last Friday.

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