COVID Vaccine, Are You Rolling Up The Sleeve?

While COVID Vaccine shots are being pumped into the arms of millions of excited Americans, there are still some who possess fear or scepticism on rolling up their sleeves. Some people are afraid the COVID vaccines came too quickly. They fear the possible side effects. Others express a stubborn position that these shots are not necessary and COVID is just a “bad cold”.

We here at 3-D Bail Bonds are adhering to a “Safety First” policy. 

Safety First was the direction we took initiating COVID Safe Bail Bonds procedures. We created online paperwork enabling people to secure bail bonds for their loved ones while staying safely out of courts, jails, prisons and police departments. We completed the self certification process when reopening offices in Hartford and New Britain. 3-D Bail Bonds, Inc. has the only listed COVID Safe Bail Bonds offices in the county of Hartford Connecticut. 

Bail agents on our team carry extra masks for those being released who need them. They follow the CDC guidance for reducing the spread of COVID-19 by social distancing, wearing face covering masks and washing hands regularly. We take Safety First seriously. 

Bail Agent and First Responder Receives COVID Vaccine

One of our agents volunteers for his town’s Fire Department. As first responders for medical emergencies, they began the vaccination process. Our agent, who runs towards danger rather than away, has chosen to put fears aside and roll up his sleeve. He has received both doses of the COVID-19 Vaccination.  He now enters courts, jails, prisons and police departments with a renewed confidence of Safety First as a VBBA(Vaccinated Bail Bonds Agent).

3-D Bail Bonds, Inc. continues to be on the frontlines, working to keep safety as a top priority. Its agents go to high risk facilities where defendants are housed. New safety protocols are constantly reviewed and implemented. While our entire team wait for COVID vaccines we keep the faith and the face masks on. In these uncertain times, it is important to remember, Safety First.