A Boston police spokesman said the department is 'impacted' by COVID but stressed that there are still adequate resources to patrol the city. The Boston Fire Department said they have not seen an uptick in sick calls recently among firefighters.
Boston police spokesman Sgt. Det. John Boyle said the department has been"impacted" by the coronavirus, but insisted there are still adequate employees to patrol the city. He declined to say how many officers are sick or comment on staffing levels, citing public safety concerns.State police and Boston emergency medical services did not respond to questions about how COVID has impacted their staffing levels.
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu said Wednesday that more than 1,000 Boston Public Schools staff, including 650 teachers, were out.
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