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New CCEMS director hopes to strengthen retention, boost morale for first responders

Summary by The Herald-Dispatch
Veronica Swope, hired Monday, July 21, 2025, as Cabell County Emergency Medical Services' (CCEMS) new director, wants every employee to come to work and love their job. Swope returned to the place where she started her EMS career in Huntington, West Virginia, 25 years ago as its newest leader.

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New CCEMS director hopes to strengthen retention, boost morale for first responders

Veronica Swope, hired Monday, July 21, 2025, as Cabell County Emergency Medical Services' (CCEMS) new director, wants every employee to come to work and love their job. Swope returned to the place where she started her EMS career in Huntington, West Virginia, 25 years ago as its newest leader.

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The Herald-Dispatch broke the news in on Tuesday, July 22, 2025.
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