They're coming together with a team of volunteers to help people who may need food or other deliveries while practicing social distancing

by: Nadine Grimley

WKBN

LIBERTY TWP., Ohio (WKBN) Liberty Township trustees are teaming up with area churches and the police department to help residents during the COVID-19 outbreak.

Theyre coming together with a team of volunteers to help people who may need food or other deliveries while practicing social distancing.

If you need help, you can call one of their volunteers to pick up a curbside grocery order placed at a store in the township and theyll deliver it right to your door.

A volunteer from one of our chaplain units will go out, pick it up, a trustee will pick it up, Ill pick it up, said Police Chief Toby Meloro. We have people that want to just help our residents in any way we can.

We dont know how long this pandemic is going to happen, trustee Devon Stanley said. We know that theres going to be a shut-in, essentially, tonight effectively and were still getting paid as Liberty Township officials. Were a government, were open for business. We want to make sure were providing a service to them and helping them in any way we can.

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