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Community Howard Health medics check a man in the 700 block of South Union who was complaining of fever and trouble breathing on April 7, 2020. With the fear of COVID spreading, medical crews were being overly precautious early in the pandemic.
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Tim Bath
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Sophia Good looks up at her alpaca during the llama and alpaca show at the Howard County 4-H Fair on Wednesday, July 15, 2020. Kelly Lafferty Gerber | Kokomo Tribune
Kelly Lafferty Gerber | Kokomo Tribune
Workers prepare to build ventilators at the GM manufacturing facility in Kokomo, Indiana, Tuesday, April 7, 2020, where GM and Ventec Life Systems are partnering to produce Ventec critical care ventilators in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Four new COVID deaths, 89 new cases in Ho Co
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911 â The city of Kokomo is considering bringing back its ambulance service. The last city ambulance service was discontinued in 2009.
City officials are considering bringing back a service that was nixed more than a decade ago to address potential âno medics availableâ calls that have raised concern as of late.
Last week, Kokomo Mayor Tyler Moore said the city was in the process of researching whether thereâs a need to revive a city ambulance service. This stems from concern heâs been hearing about a potential increase in âno medics availableâ calls, which Moore cited as possibly being due to the pandemic exacerbating hospital resources.