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Ellis County’s ambulance provider just bailed on their contract, leaving the area without a primary emergency service. The county is currently scrambling to find a replacement, which could mean slower response times when you need help the most.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days.
The district will be authorized to impose a tax to fund its operations.
Residents within the proposed district boundaries will receive improved emergency and fire protection services.
Residents who rely on quick ambulance response times during medical emergencies.
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The county is moving forward with an election to create a new emergency services district in the Milford area. This will help provide better fire protection and emergency services for residents.
The county is backing a new system to help track 911 calls that get dropped during emergencies. It's a non-binding show of support to help ensure people can actually reach help when they need it most.
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