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Marco Island police, fire chiefs being suspended, failed to report compromise of vaccine registration system
Published: February 3, 2021 3:10 PM EST
Updated: February 5, 2021 4:29 PM EST
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The City of Marco Island confirmed Wednesday both the city’s police chief and fire chief will be suspended after failing to report a known compromise to the city’s coronavirus vaccine reservation system prior to when it was meant to go live for the public Jan. 20.
According to City Manager Mike McNees’ investigation releases, a compromise to the Collier County Eventbrite system for COVID-19 vaccine registration was made when the husband of Police Chief Tracy Frazzano, William Frazzano, accessed the system before the registration system was meant to go live.
It should be confirmed Wednesday why Marco Island’s police chief and fire chief are being investigated and if they did anything wrong. We know Tuesday it has something to do with vaccine distribution. ”Related to access to the Eventbrite system,” City Manager Mike McNees said. McNees told us he’s about done wrapping up the investigation. […]
Lance Shearer
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It was a street parade, without the street. In lieu of the traditional Christmas Island Style street parade on San Marco Blvd., the group held a reverse or static parade on Saturday evening. The floats and exhibits stood still in the parking lot at Veterans’ Community Park, and the community members who wanted to see them drove slowly through the assemblage, staying safely in their own vehicles. Some cars came back around for a repeat.
While it couldn’t match the magnitude or the outpouring of spirit generated by the usual street parade, the static version drew hundreds or thousands of spectators, with a steady line of cars taking in the tableaux, decorated emergency vehicles, musical entertainment and of course, Santa and Mrs. Claus.