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Bond Referendum on Chickasaw County Jail This Year? – KCHA News - Vimarsana News

Bond Referendum on Chickasaw County Jail This Year? – KCHA News

While Chickasaw County Supervisors last week debated a permanent home to house the ambulances for their new EMS Department, this week’s main facility

Initial Report on Study of Chickasaw County-Run Ambulance Coming Next Month – KCHA News - Vimarsana News

Initial Report on Study of Chickasaw County-Run Ambulance Coming Next Month – KCHA News

Chickasaw County officials will get an update next month on the initial findings from a Minnesota company studying the feasibility of the county opera

Chickasaw County Ambulance Feasibility Study Completes Initial Steps – KCHA News - Vimarsana News

Chickasaw County Ambulance Feasibility Study Completes Initial Steps – KCHA News

The initial steps on a study of the feasibility of Chickasaw County operating its own ambulance service were taken last week. The Chickasaw County Amb

Study on Chickasaw County-Run Ambulance Service to Start Sooner Than Expected – KCHA News - Vimarsana News

Study on Chickasaw County-Run Ambulance Service to Start Sooner Than Expected – KCHA News

A study on the feasibility of Chickasaw County operating its own ambulance service will start sooner than originally expected. That’s Chickasaw County

Ambulances will remain in city garage | New Hampton Tribune and Nashua Reporter - Vimarsana News

Ambulances will remain in city garage | New Hampton Tribune and Nashua Reporter

New Hampton Tribune Home / News / Ambulances will remain in city garage Ambulances will remain in city garage Tue, 05/04/2021 - 11:12am Bob Fenske Council votes to accept city of New Hampton’s garage offer By:  Bob Fenske The Chickasaw Ambulance Council last week voted to keep two ambulances that serve the county at the New Hampton Police Department garage as long as the city of New Hampton will provide liability insurance to the rigs. After rescinding a resolution passed in March that would pay Jeremy McGrath $15,000 a year to house Chickasaw Ambulance Services a...

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