Police chiefs disappointed after learning officers are not included in the first phase of the COVID vaccination
Oregon police chief Mike Navarre says its a slap in the face after everything officers have been through this year. Author: Roxanne Elias (WTOL) Updated: 5:18 AM EST December 24, 2020
Law enforcement officers are not on a list of those who will be getting the COVID-19 vaccination anytime soon.
On Wednesday, several police chiefs learned the Ohio Department of Health determined law enforcement officers did not qualify for the Center for Disease Control s Phase 1 A vaccinations.
When Ohio received its first doses of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine, it was announced that emergency medical responders, health care workers and those caring for COVID-19 patients would be first in line to receive the vaccine.
The program lasted three days to make sure everyone could shop for presents safely. Author: Emma Henderson Updated: 3:19 AM EST December 18, 2020
MAUMEE, Ohio A pandemic didn t stop the Maumee Police Department and Meijer from making sure northwest Ohio kids have something to open on Christmas morning. My mind was blown when I saw everything that I got, 8-year-old Ashlyn Johnston said.
Ashlyn and her twin brother were two of the kids shopping with a Maumee police officer at their side for the annual Shop with a Hero event.
She navigated the aisles, searching for Barbies, craft supplies and a toy for their cat; even Ashlyn s shopping pal, Officer Hoover, has a favorite part.