City council approves grant-funded paramedicine service for non-urgent medical care.

A city council special session approved a grant-funded "paramedicine" service, allowing fire department paramedics to provide non-urgent medical care during their shifts. This initiative aims to prevent future emergencies and reduce ambulance costs. The program's start date is uncertain, pending the arrival of necessary vehicles, with auction details managed by the city administration. Additionally, a city arborist position was established.

September 29, 2024
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