Protecting first responders
-Messenger photo by Chad Thompson
Dylan Hagen, Webster County emergency management coordinator, right, and Spc. Aaron Abbott, of the Iowa Army National Guard, unload medical supplies outside of the Webster County Law Enforcement Center Friday afternoon. Chief Deputy Rod Strait holds down the cart. The supplies, which include gloves, gowns, surgical masks and respirator masks, will be used by first responders. The additional resources were provided by the state of Iowa to help during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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-Messenger photo by Chad Thompson
Dylan Hagen, Webster County emergency management coordinator, right, and Spc. Aaron Abbott, of the Iowa Army National Guard, unload medical supplies outside of the Webster County Law Enforcement Center Friday afternoon. Chief Deputy Rod Strait holds down the cart. The supplies, which include gloves, gowns, surgical masks and respirator masks, will be used by first responders. The additional resources were provided by the state of Iowa to help during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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