One resident who lives near the Northeast Philadelphia plane crash site said she's grateful for all of the support she's received.

Steven Dreuitt Jr., who died Jan. 31 in the Northeast Philadelphia plane crash, loved playing video games with his two sons, vacationing with his fiancée, food and cooking at his job at the Philadelphia Catering Company. His family always came first.

As residents and businesses in Northeast Philadelphia are still recovering from the deadly medical jet crash that shook the community back in January, state and local officials held a resource town hall to offer help to those affected by the tragedy.

The potential human health impacts from lingering pollutants is still under debate and further environmental remediation efforts at the site will likely be necessary, according to the reports.

Residents whose lives were shattered by the deadly medical transport plane crash in Northeast Philly received some relief and help with resources at a town hall at Northeast High School Wednesday.