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More than 30 of the 80 employees at New Hanover County’s 911 call center have been affected by Covid-19 exposure. (Port City Daily / Courtesy New Hanover County) NEW HANOVER COUNTY — County Manager Chris Coudriet, in an “executive decision,” directed health officials to generate a plan that allows employees of the New Hanover County Detention Facility and 911 Communications to receive Covid-19 vaccinations immediately.  Over the last few months, the two wings of county government have faced exposure to the coronavirus, which forced substantial numbers of staff into quarantine. RELATED: “I’d like a plan that brings forward county personnel that work in those facilities into the vaccination schedule asap,” Coudriet wrote in a Wednesday email to county leaders. “There may be others that need to be advanced too, but I can’t accept anything less than our team in those sites beginning their journey to immunity now.”

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