Future generations should know that the leaders in their community came together and communicated on a weekly basis, and more often if required, to provide each other with whatever support they needed: how to handle an outbreak, how and where to get personal protective equipment, how to provide food, finding vaccines and space for vaccinations, help with public communication, and the gathering/sharing of information from the schools, nursing homes, hospital, health services, correctional facilities, and municipalities.
Throughout the pandemic, Gorham’s town employees continued to provide service to our residents — police and EMS adapted to respond to COVID-19 and other calls, public works employees continued collection of garbage and recycling, the town clerk registered cars and boats curbside.
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