The Watertown Daily Times last week reported a sharp spike in post-traumatic stress disorder cases among Fort Drum soldiers in the last few years, as well as arrests of soldiers, some highly decorated, for violent crimes. Watertown mayor, Jeff Graham, says after years of war, there’s a sense of fatigue throughout the city:

"There’s not a big militarism here in Watertown…I think people here are like anywhere. They’re getting kind of tired of it all and probably would just as soon see some period of relative peace. But that doesn’t seem to be on the horizon."

Carl McLaughlin is the executive director of the Fort Drum Regional Liaison Organization, which works with both the military and civilians on things like finding affordable housing and services. Nora Flaherty asked him what he thought had changed in his community since 9/11.