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KLCC s Brian Bull reports on efforts to locate a man after a West Eugene lawn mower business was vandalized and targeted for arson.
On March 27th, a fire broke out at All Seasons Equipment in West Eugene. While no structures were affected, a shipping container and 45 riding mowers in crates were damaged.
Video footage shows a man with graying beard in dark clothes, blue cap, and sneakers on the premises.
“He was cutting battery cables in the lot,” says All Seasons owner Jon Cowley. “He was also stealing small things. Our neighbor next to us has a landscape company and he stole a reel of copper wire from them. And he stole some small tools from us, miscellaneous items.”
Vaccine available to Lane County fire and police responders
Shots will go to Fire, EMS, and police responders.
Posted: Dec 31, 2020 11:30 AM
Updated: Dec 31, 2020 6:31 PM
Posted By: KEZI Staff
LANE COUNTY, Ore. More first responders in our community are rolling up their sleeves to receive the COVID-19 vaccine after the first doses from Moderna were delivered to the Eugene Springfield Fire Department on Wednesday.
They were given 1,000 doses which they say will be distributed to fire, EMS, and police personnel in Lane County who want the vaccine.
The vaccine is voluntary and not mandatory. Those who choose to get vaccinated will get the second round of the vaccination in 24-32 days. The shots will be given at the Emergency Services Center on W. 2nd Ave. and Chambers St. in Eugene.