Thank are putting together a plan if the virus shows up here. Viruses do not have borders or boundary, so we have to be prepared. Officials are working since this summer on thousand respond to a suspended case of ebola. The task force is made up of educators, police, First Responders and health care workers. Recognizing what to do and having a protocol for response and knowing who to call, these are important parts of dealing with a Public Health threat like ebola. Officials caution that in this day and age a virus like this is only a plane ride away and they have to be ready for that possibility. We have a very melting pot community. We have a community from west africa, we have a large immigrant population from all parts of world and we must take the necessary precautions. Reporter now members of the task force say they will meet with authorities over at Philadelphia International airport to learn what protocols are in place in case of a possible case of ebola there. And they will wo
2 Longtime 'Outstanding' Bridgewater Officers Promoted - Bridgewater, NJ - Officer Russell Dunlop was promoted to Sergeant and Sergeant John Cooper was promoted to Lieutenant.