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New study shows need for EMS coordinator, second 24/7 ambulance

Summary by Spencer Daily Reporter
The authors of a new study of emergency medical services available to Clay County residents are recommending that taxpayers at least partially fund a second full-time ambulance and a full-time EMS coordinator as part of a larger plan to improve the countywide emergency medical services system.
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New study shows need for EMS coordinator, second 24/7 ambulance

The authors of a new study of emergency medical services available to Clay County residents are recommending that taxpayers at least partially fund a second full-time ambulance and a full-time EMS coordinator as part of a larger plan to improve the countywide emergency medical services system.

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Spencer Daily Reporter broke the news in on Friday, March 14, 2025.
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