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The Vermilion Police Department was correct to close its doors to the public, because its mantra to protect and serve, also means protecting residents from COVID-19.
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The Vermilion Police Department was correct to close its doors to the public, because its mantra to protect and serve, also means protecting residents from COVID-19.
The Vermilion Police Department was forced to close its doors to the public from Aug. 26-28 due to a coronavirus outbreak.
Vermilion Police Chief Chris Hartung enacted a backup plan that could be implemented for a COVID-19 outbreak or any other emergency situation, so that service to the public wasn...
Public Art Vermilion, a program of Main Street Vermilion, has announced plans for a sculpture installation at the new Main Street Park in the historic downtown area.
The city of Vermilion has received a $4,087,906 grant for infrastructure improvements.