“The powerful tornado that tore through our beloved Trotwood left nothing short of devastation,” she said. “Lives were disrupted and hundreds of families lost everything.”
She added that as Trotwood continues to renew and restore itself, the help from the faith community and local and state politicians and the White House continues.
“We ask for long-term recovery support,” McDonald said.
Montgomery County saw four tornadoes touch down on the late evening of May 27 causing major damage in several communities including Brookville, Butler Twp., Clayton, Dayton, Harrison Twp., Riverside, Trotwood and Vandalia.
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