One FPD memeber tested positive... 8 are under quarantine

 I'm surprised that the BOH or the Mayor didn't put this info out.

 From the MWDN:

One local police officer has tested positive for the coronavirus and there are eight in all under quarantine, Police Chief Steven Trask said on Saturday.
The Police Department has been understaffed for several months, but Trask said the department has been able to make up for the officers who are out.
“Staffing is OK at this point, we have reassigned some folks and our officers that are able to do so are stepping up and coming to work like the professionals that they are,” the chief said.
Officer Ryan Porter, president of the Framingham Police Officers Union, said the union and the department administration are working together to try to keep officers safe during the pandemic. Efforts include closing the lobby and taking as many reports as possible over the phone.
The department has also issued personal protective equipment to all officers, and dispatchers ask callers about potential symptoms or exposure to coronavirus so officers can take necessary precautions when they respond to emergency calls, Porter said.
Porter tried to get tested because he had contact with the officer who tested positive for the coronavirus. He tried to get tested at a first-responder site in Shrewsbury and by his doctor, but told he couldn’t get tested.
“It would be beneficial to all first responders to be able to get tested after contact with a known carrier; however, as it stands it is currently not possible due to testing constraints,” said Porter. “There is some fear among officers that the contact tracing process will not identify every point of contact. The administration is following the guidelines issued by the CDC and DPH, and informed all officers who they know had contact with the infected officer. However, patient privacy laws tie their hands when it comes to informing members of the department of a specific individual, so as officers, we are really relying on each other to help us all get through this time safely and with minimal impact. In my case, I wasn’t identified by contact tracing as a potential exposure, but because the officer who tested positive made me aware, I was able to take steps to ensure I was not spreading the disease.”
It is not known when all of the affected officers will return to duty.