San Carlos Apache Tribe posts firefighter/EMT opening
The San Carlos Apache Tribe advertised a firefighter/EMT position in San Carlos, with duties spanning emergency response and community safety education.
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Dare County to consider financing for new Nags Head EMS station
Dare County commissioners will consider a financing contract of up to $67 million for three projects, including an EMS station serving Nags Head and surrounding areas.
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Aurora agrees to three-year EMS Unlimited contract beginning Aug. 18
Aurora and EMS Unlimited agreed to a three-year emergency medical services contract running from Aug. 18, 2026, through Aug. 17, 2029.
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Eugene, Springfield Plan Separate Fire and EMS Departments
Eugene and Springfield plan to replace their joint fire and EMS organization with two independent departments, but key transition details remain unavailable.
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Richmond Begins Transferring Emergency-Medical 911 Calls
Richmond began transferring emergency-medical 911 callers to the Richmond Ambulance Authority at 9 a.m. July 27 under a City Council ordinance.
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Halifax joins Upper Dauphin municipalities in proposed regional EMS authority
Halifax Borough was listed among nine Upper Dauphin municipalities considering a joint authority to administer emergency medical services under Pennsylvania law.
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West Allis Fire Merger Enters Implementation Phase
West Allis and Wauwatosa have begun implementing Milwaukee Metro Fire Rescue after approving a joint department agreement in February.
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Hennepin County authorizes up to $7,318 for Long Lake EMS-access gate repairs
Hennepin County authorized negotiations with Long Lake over a cost-sharing agreement to repair a controlled-access gate linking Trunk Highway 12 and Wayzata Boulevard.
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Belvidere approves $1.3 million for 2026 street and highway maintenance
Belvidere’s 2026 resolutions include a $1.3 million Motor Fuel Tax appropriation for street and highway maintenance, along with a redevelopment agreement involving DFA Dairy Brands Ice Cream LLC.
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Camden County EMS board reviews grant-funded community paramedic request
A grant-funded community-paramedic budget request appeared on the Camden County EMS Advisory Board agenda for July 1, 2026. The available records do not establish approval, funding details or a launch date.
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Oklahoma’s $223.5 million rural health program moves into implementation
Oklahoma has secured $223,476,948.62 for the first budget period of a five-year rural-health grant. Providers, schools and community groups are now watching funding decisions, procurement and a September 11 school-health deadline.
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Camden County EMS Wins Grant for Community Paramedic Program
Camden County commissioners accepted a $299,839.50 Rural Health Transformation Program grant on July 6, funding a full-time community paramedic, response vehicle, equipment and training. The new service is intended to add preventive and follow-up care to Camden County EMS’s 911 response system.
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Washington Bridge closure lengthened East Bay ambulance trips, study finds
A Rhode Island study of 125,817 EMS transports found longer East Bay ambulance trips after the Washington Bridge closure, while destination changes were concentrated among general adult hospital transports.
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Lyon County approves Arrow ambulance quote, tables holiday-pay proposal
At its Rock Rapids meeting July 14, the Lyon County Board chose an Arrow ambulance quote while delaying a proposal to double holiday pay for EMS staff.
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Pateros EMS levy question appears on Aug. 4 ballot
Pateros voters will decide an EMS levy question Aug. 4. Drop boxes close at 8 p.m.; mailed ballots must be postmarked by Election Day.
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Aurora approves three-year EMS contract before Aug. 18 transition
Aurora approved and signed a three-year EMS Unlimited contract that will shift ambulance operations from the city to a private provider on Aug. 18, 2026.
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Heath Springs to See County Tax Increase, EMS Staffing Changes
Lancaster County’s new budget raises the county property-tax rate, adds 15 EMS positions, changes some shifts and keeps an EMS Station 7 replacement planned.
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Cleveland EMS garage repairs open for contractor proposals
White County is seeking a licensed contractor to repair termite damage and loose truss bracing at its Cleveland EMS garage. Proposals are due July 31.
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Aurora City Council to consider EMS Unlimited contract (Aug. 18, 2026 start)
Aurora NE – The July 14, 2026 agenda includes a “consider approval” vote on an EMS Unlimited agreement, proposing Aug. 18, 2026–Aug. 17, 2029.
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Pittsburgh announces five-year $55M Highmark- and UPMC-backed emergency deal
Mayor Corey O’Connor says Highmark and UPMC will fund $55 million over five years to upgrade Pittsburgh fire vehicles and EMS equipment, starting now.
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Sheboygan Fire Department’s new field blood program could change emergency care for local patients
Sheboygan WI – The Sheboygan Fire Department began carrying and giving blood in the field on April 15, a county-first EMS change aimed at severe bleeding cases.
