EMS provider plans to ask for public funding to offset $3.5 million shortfall
Three Rivers Ambulance Authority will soon ask city and county officials for taxpayer money to cover a $3.5 million budget shortfall for this year.
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Three Rivers Ambulance Authority will soon ask city and county officials for taxpayer money to cover a $3.5 million budget shortfall for this year.
Emergency medical services in Fort Wayne could look completely different in the coming years if Three Rivers Ambulance Authority officials adopt a consultant’s recommendations to transition to a new system.
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