The Pulaski County EMS Department is again short two paramedics.
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Pulaski Council to Advertise $150,000 Ambulance Transfer
The Pulaski County Council last night agreed to advertise a $150,000 transfer for the EMS Department to purchase a new ambulance from Arrow Manufacturing. The transfer will also cover the cost for equipment to be mounted within the ambulance and stock it with the necessary supplies for paramedic services.
Pulaski County EMS Department Looking Into Mobile LifeLine App
The Pulaski County EMS Department may soon be taking advantage of a free smartphone app to help lessen the burden on dispatchers in incidents requiring medical airlift support. Nikki Lowry, EMS director for the county, told the commissioners that there is a new app available to allow responders at the scene to call for a helicopter based on dispatch information. The app only requires a written agreement between the county and a medical helicopter provider such as Samaritan or LifeLine.