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Only about half of Lancaster County’s first responders — emergency medical service personnel and police officers — have received or have plans to get the COVID-19 vaccine. And no agency says it currently intends to make the vaccination mandatory. LNP | LancasterOnline contacted all 18 EMS companies serving the county. The six agencies that responded reported that half — 51% — of their personnel had already received or had plans to receive the vaccine. Similarly, the six police departments that responded reported that about 53% of their officers had received or planned to receive the vaccine. The findings roughly mirror results of a Pew Research Center survey in December that found 60% of Americans would definitely or probably get the COVID-19 vaccine.

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