Donations of N 95 masks, liquid sanitizer and disinfecting products have made it possible for Dayton police and fire crews to continue to serve the community during this crisis.
“I continue to be inspired by the generosity of our local businesses and community during this crisis,” Whaley stated in a release. “Coming together to support one another during this pandemic showcases what has always made Dayton great.”
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The city received 1,095 masks from Henny Penny and notable donations from Belle of Dayton, Hendrickson and others. To see a complete list click here.
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