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New study finds most Clay County EMS providers experience 'significant issues' with current system

Summary by Spencer Daily Reporter
Clay County residents will get their first look at a new study on the county's Emergency Medical Services system on March 11, when the Spencer City Council and Clay County Board of Supervisors hold a joint public meeting.
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New study finds most Clay County EMS providers experience 'significant issues' with current system

Clay County residents will get their first look at a new study on the county's Emergency Medical Services system on March 11, when the Spencer City Council and Clay County Board of Supervisors hold a joint public meeting.

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Spencer Daily Reporter broke the news in on Monday, March 10, 2025.
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