NADA Chairman Mark Scarpelli talks to Jim Fitzpatrick about the recent effects of Hurricane Harvey in southeast Texas as well as how the NADA is helping the cause.
Scarpelli: Monetary relief from NADA is on its way to Texas
By
CBT News Editorial Team
August 31, 2017
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