LAWRENCE, Ind. — A central Indiana town has said it’s out of money for emergency medical care and wants firefighters to make up the difference.
Leaders in Lawrence have announced the city can no longer afford 24 paramedics. The city said the cuts to paramedics will mean the city can start the new year in the black.
Indiana Town Announces Drastic Cuts to Stay in Black
Must View
Scott County IN EMS Now Offering Blood Transfusions in the Field
Scott County EMS paramedics now have the capability to administer whole blood to patients before they reach the hospital.
VT EMS Agencies Question State Tax as Financial Burdens Grow
Emergency medical services (EMS) providers in Vermont are urging lawmakers to reconsider a state tax they say places undue financial strain on their operations. Since…