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Grant County Fire District 7’s Proposition No. 1, which would double the EMS levy rate and generate an estimated $250,000 annually, led 59.47% to 40.53%, securing four full-time positions as call volumes rise and a federal SAFER grant nears expiration
Utica Fire & Rescue created its own EMS service after New Chapel EMS was ousted from the district, launching operations Nov. 16 with about 50 trained volunteers, including 15 EMTs and seven paramedics
Santa Barbara County health officials said unusually warm temperatures, about 10 degrees above past years, caused the illness among 27 runners hospitalized Sunday, dismissing online rumors of contaminated water stations after inspections found no violations
The Atlantic Asphalt tanker struck the American Heritage paddlewheel cruise boat on the Mississippi River, partially submerging it as all agencies respond to rescue efforts
EMS1 readers weighed in on annual EMS subscription fees: Hear from agencies where the model already works and skeptics who see it as taxes by another name
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Donnie Woodyard Jr., talks autonomous aircraft, AI-powered patient data and the licensure fight reshaping workforce mobility
Richmond battalion chief vehicles now carry two units of whole blood for transfusions before patients reach the hospital, a shift officials say could save 30% more trauma and medical patients experiencing severe bleeding
Templeton Fire Chief Tom Peterson’s $500,000 proposal would add firefighter-paramedics and restore three-person staffing after some ambulance calls exceed 20-minute response times, with the district board set to discuss funding options Dec. 15
About 250 firefighters dug through the wreckage of a three-story Brooklyn mixed-use building near a construction site, pulling survivors from beneath the rubble as search and rescue operations continued into the night, with seven of the casualties identified as children