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Greenville residents concerned about emergency response funding

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Chris Schlechta spoke in front of the Greenville Village Board Monday night, raising his concerns that there are not enough ambulances in the area.Watch the broadcast story here: Greenville residents concerned about emergency response fundingAt any given time, only a single ambulance is stationed in Greenville. The village is serviced by Gold Cross Ambulances, which serve 22 communities from Greenville to Waupaca with a total of five ambulances.…

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Greenville residents concerned about emergency response funding

Chris Schlechta spoke in front of the Greenville Village Board Monday night, raising his concerns that there are not enough ambulances in the area.Watch the broadcast story here: Greenville residents concerned about emergency response fundingAt any given time, only a single ambulance is stationed in Greenville. The village is serviced by Gold Cross Ambulances, which serve 22 communities from Greenville to Waupaca with a total of five ambulances.…

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WGBA broke the news in on Tuesday, October 14, 2025.
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