 A recently published study at the University of Arizona Health Sciences show just how much our first responders' risk themselves to protect and serve their communities.  

The study conducted from July of 2020 to mid-March of 2021 and includes firefighters, law enforcement, correctional officers and emergency medical service providers.  

The result showed that first responders had twice the rate of COVID-19 as our health care personnel.  

&nbsp;A recently published study&nbsp;at the University of Arizona Health Sciences show just how much our first responders' risk themselves&nbsp;to protect and serve their&nbsp;communities.&nbsp;&nbsp;
The study conducted from July of 2020 to mid-March of 2021&nbsp;and&nbsp;includes&nbsp;firefighters, law enforcement, correctional officers and emergency medical service providers.&nbsp;&nbsp;
The result showed that first responders had twice the rate of COVID-19 as our health&nbsp;care&nbsp;personnel.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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