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KGRN News March 23 - The Grinnell Fire Department continues to keep busy this week as they respond to a two car collision in Grinnell, work begins soon on the Summer Street project, Unity Point Grinnell Public Health begins a series of educational programs, The Ahrens Foundation celebrates 30 years with a Blow Out Bash, the Governor signs the a bill affecting Trans children, and the Senate passes a stiff no-phones bill.
By Lena Wiebe wiebelen@grinnell.edu The Grinnell City Council is considering a proposal to create a municipal emergency medical service (EMS) system. If approved, the city-run EMS system will replace the city of Grinnell’s current contract with the private Midwest Ambulance System of Iowa when it expires on Jan. 31, 2025. The system would be incorporated.
By Lena Wiebe wiebelen@grinnell.edu The Grinnell City Council is considering a proposal to create a municipal emergency medical service (EMS) system. If approved, the city-run EMS system will replace the city of Grinnell’s current contract with the private Midwest Ambulance System of Iowa when it expires on Jan. 31, 2025. The system would be incorporated.
Kansan re-elected as Chairman of the National Volunteer Fire Council
The Salina Journal
Steve Hirsch of Oberlin was re-elected as Chairman of the National Volunteer Fire Council on Friday, April 23 during the NVFC’s spring meeting.
The National Volunteer Fire Council is composed of directors from 47 state firefighter associations across the United States. It is the leading voice for volunteer fire, EMS and rescue personnel in the country.
Hirsch was first elected as Chairman in 2019.
“It is an honor to continue to represent the volunteer firefighters and EMS personnel across this nation. This is an amazing bunch of people who drop everything at a moments notice to spring into action to help out their neighbors when the need arises,” said Hirsch. “I can’t begin to give enough thanks to the men and women of the volunteer service for what they do on a daily basis to protect their communities.”