Coronavirus

Community Steps Up with Thermometer Donations for North Richland Hills Police

Over the weekend, the department sent out several urgent tweets asking the community to help them find thermometers.

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North Texans always seem to answer the call when someone needs help and recently, it was the North Richland Hills Police Department that needed a helping hand.

Over the weekend, the department sent out several urgent tweets asking the community to help them find thermometers.

β€œIn an effort to protect the frontline first responders and community we serve, we have implemented daily temperature checks for our team. However, the nationwide surge has put a strain on medical supplies and we are seeking temporal thermometers,” a department representative tweeted.

They were looking for new or gently used infrared (non-contact) or forehead scan thermometers that could be easily disinfected.

In just a few hours they had more than enough thermometers to help keep the officers safe.

The goodwill did not stop there, people also donated gloves and masks.

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