The City of Big Spring is taking steps to bring emergency medical services back under its control. City Council members voted unanimously to end the current EMS provider agreement. This decision moves the city closer to restoring EMS services to the Big Spring Fire Department.
The city manager has stated that improved staffing levels make this possible. Further details on the plan, including an agreement with Howard County, are available from local news sources, such as KBest Media and KOSA.
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