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Enough is enough. Regulators must crack down on Pontiac Nursing Home (Editorial)
Updated Mar 14, 2021;
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Pontiac Nursing Home, in Oswego, has a long and well-earned reputation for negligent treatment of its residents. New horrors reported by Syracuse.com’s James T. Mulder are a clarion call to state and federal regulators to act decisively and forcefully against the home
now.
You remember Pontiac: the place where the roof leaked rain and snowmelt into patient rooms; where sexual abuse of a dementia patient by a registered sex offender was not reported to authorities; where two seriously ill residents died because the nursing home waited too long to get them to the hospital.
UPDATED 11:03 PM ET Feb. 17, 2021 PUBLISHED 1:15 PM ET Feb. 17, 2021 PUBLISHED 1:15 PM EST Feb. 17, 2021
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Oswego residents will see Officer Chelsea Giovo in their neighborhoods more often.
“It’s important to break down barriers and establish trust and transparency within the community,” said Giovo.
Community policing is just one way they’ll do that. The city’s common council recently approved the department’s police reform and reinvention proposal.
This comes after Governor Andrew Cuomo’s executive order to adopt a plan by April 1, or lose state funding.
“A lot of the issues we saw nationwide certainly haven’t been documented and I don’t believe happened here,” said Oswego Mayor Billy Barlow. “But that being said, there’s always room to improve, and we want to prevent those situations from ever happening here.”